New Orleans Airport confronts Katrina cleanup costs, lost revenue

New Orleans Aviation Director Roy Williams is looking to the US government to make up much of the estimated $300 million in damages and lost revenue to the city's principal airport from Hurricane Katrina. Williams said the terminal and other buildings at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International...

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