Flight Attendants accept temporary reprieve for aviation security
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Knives on commercial aircraft
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Airlines for America opposes TSA tax hike
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Stupid Is As Stupid Does
OAKLAND, Calif. - Art is not always in the eye of the beholder.
Transportation Security Administration
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Workers at the Transportation Security Administration made history today when they voted to ratify the first-ever collective bargaining agreement at the agency.
Washington Dulles International Airport
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Flyers: TSA doing either poor or fair job
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Ninety percent of frequent flyers think that the U.S.
Known Crewmember Program
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Air travelers still detest TSA
It's the kind of thing that seems to happen every day to innocent grandmas, teens and toddlers when they pass through the airport: Savannah Barry, a 16-year-old Type 1 diabetic, uses an insulin ...
San Diego Airports Security Breach
Hours after being released from jail, a man walked through an emergency door at San Diego International Airport, onto the tarmac and sat down on a United Express plane Tuesday, according to San ...
TSA does not have understanding of security breaches
Washington, D.C.
TSA continues to mislead public about efficacy of body scanners
NAPA, Calif.
TSA employees arrested at LAX
Two current and two former TSA employees have been arrested in an alleged drug and bribery scheme by screeners who allowed large shipments of narcotics to pass through security at Los Angeles ...
US Airline Industry
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Airlines for America (A4A), the industry trade organization for the leading U.S.
UN approved Tourism Satellite Account
The Flemish Community of Belgium has become one of the first regions worldwide to determine the contribution of tourism to its economy using the United Nations approved Tourism Satellite Account ...
Orlando airport joins 16 others in trying to opt out of TSA
A Florida airport is pushing to join 16 other U.S. airports in opting out of Transportation Security Administration screening in favor of private screeners.
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TSA Airport Screeners
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10 years and $60 billion later Americans no safer today than they were before 9/11
Washington - Ten years after its formation, the Transportation Security Administration got the type of birthday card no one wants to receive -- a blistering report from Republican lawmakers who ...
TSA Does Not Find "Get Your Freak On, Girl" Note Amusing
An airplane baggage screener faces dismissal for leaving a note in a passenger's bag that said "Get Your Freak On, Girl" after discovering a vibrator.
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Transportation Security Administration
The Transportation Security Administration on Tuesday unveiled a "trusted traveler" program -- one meant to expedite screening at U.S. airport checkpoints, agency chief John Pistole said.
Transportation Security Administration
Washington - In a move that could improve security and keep airport lines moving, the Transportation Security Administration early next year will begin testing machines that match a traveler's ...
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Association for Airline Passenger Rights
WASHINGTON, DC - The Association for Airline Passenger Rights today welcomed the news that the U.S.
TSA Investigation
Federal officials are investigating how firecrackers got into a Southwest Airlines plane scheduled to leave Las Vegas on Tuesday.
3rd Annual Aviation Security 2011
DUBAI, UAE - Considering the recent event in Yemen last year with the air-cargo bomb plot, cargo security practices have been called into question.
Air Transport Association of America
WASHINGTON - The Air Transport Association of America (ATA), the industry trade organization for the leading U.S.
Honolulu International Airport
Washington - The Transportation Security Administration took steps Friday to fire 36 screeners and bosses at Hawaii's Honolulu International Airport after an investigation substantiated ...
Security scares force two flights to be diverted
Security concerns forced two U.S. passenger flights to be diverted Sunday, but both planes landed safely and eventually flew to their final destinations.
Air Travel Safety
By Dr. Elinor Garely, eTN
Is it by design or accident that crime on surface transportation often comes under the media radar screen.
Transportation Security Administration
WASHINGTON - The American Federation of Government Employees, the union for Transportation Security Officers nationwide, today called on TSA to immediately begin a nationwide radiation monitoring ...
AAPR vs TSA
WASHINGTON, D.C.- The Association for Airline Passenger Rights ("AAPR") today called on the Transportation Security Administration ("TSA") to immediately discontinue using all radiation-emitting ...
