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From Contracting to Cabling, U.S. Airports Go Hi-Tech

Publication Date: 20-JUN-05

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Aileen Cho in Phoenix With Tony Illia and E. Michael Powers

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Nothing quite like the Passenger Information and Paging System, installed just this spring, exists at any other U.S. airport–yet. "Coming up with custom products is something we do," says John Dungan, spokesman for PIPS supplier ARINC, Annapolis, Md. "We have a standard line of products for passenger processing systems, but it seems everyone wants a custom-made one."

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