Oregon knife manufacturers seek to persuade TSA to relax ban on small knives aboard planes
The ban on small knives has been rough on the knife business, costing manufacturers "10 years of traction," says one.
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Terrorists given new identities allowed to board commercial flights, watchdog finds
An investigation of the Justice Department’s witness protection program uncovered glaring security problems that allowed terrorists who had been ...
TSA knife rule: would an airborne fistfight been worse?
Seems a serious fistfight broke out in the first-class section of an American Airlines flight from San Antonio to Dallas-Fort Worth last week.
Hatch wants immigrant fingerprints taken at airports
Hatch wants immigrant fingerprints taken at airports by Matt Canham The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 20, 2013 11:03AM MDT ...
A sharp question for the TSA
Seems a serious fistfight broke out in the first-class section of an American Airlines flight from San Antonio to Dallas-Fort Worth last week.
Gold Shipment Vanishes in Mysterious Miami Airport Heist
JAMES GORDON MEEK reports: WASHINGTON – A $625,000 gold shipment vanished early Tuesday in a brazen heist at Miami International Airport after it ...
TSA expands faster screening to international travelers
Some U.S. travelers who fly abroad are now eligible to zip through special airport screening lines without removing their shoes, belts and jackets or ...
People can formally air gripes about TSA scanners
Court orders belated public comment period — and critics sound off.
America's 14 Most Pissed Off Comments on the TSA's Airport Body Scanners
Americans wishing to fly by plane have been subjected to full-body scanners, also known as "Advanced Imaging Technology" or "porno scanners" since ...
Mid-size airports suffer biggest cuts in airline service
Mid-size airports lost an average of 26.2% of their flights from 2007 to 2012 because of airline mergers, a deep recession and surging fuel prices, ...