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Saturday, 4th July 2009

Scotland's airports

Airport targets passengers from south of the Border SCOTLAND'S second busiest airport is to attempt to lure thousands of extra passengers from northern England as it struggles to offset a 10 per cent annual fall in traffic due to the recession.

Drunk women stole from duty free shop TWO women who stole seven pairs of designer sunglasses from the duty free shop at Edinburgh Airport have been fined.

Airline jettisons service to New York from Scotland EDINBURGH is to lose one of two air links to New York after Delta Air Lines yesterday announced suspension of the route from this autumn.

Capital's New York air link is flying high A DIRECT air link between Edinburgh and New York has been hailed for helping to contribute £184 million in tourism revenue to Scotland's economy.

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