Colin Nagy, Skift
Clear's user experience has evolved significantly since its launch, and the service bears a look from supertravelers — and potentially beyond.
1 month ago
Albert Stumm, Associated Press
During a summer in which we all asked if Barcelona was broken, the city’s response to a terrifying event argues loudly that it is as resilient as ever.
Michael Balsamo, Associated Press
Officials in Los Angeles say the machines can scan about 600 people per hour in a bid to detect mass casualty threats. It seems like a great move if the system is effective.
Ciaran Giles, Associated Press
A strike by airport workers in Barcelona is leading to security screening delays during Europe's busiest travel period, and the disruptions are expected to continue.
2 months ago
Andrew Sheivachman, Skift
The digital tools are out there to track travelers. But why aren't more companies training employees to react appropriately in a crisis situation?
Rod McGuirk , Associated Press
Australia's terrorism threat level has been at "probable" for awhile and the recent plot will make authorities even more vigilant.
Associated Press
This security change will slow down airport security lines and lead to some confusion at TSA security checkpoints. It represents a middle ground after attempts to ban large electronics completely from aircraft cabins, representing something of a win for U.S. passengers.
Jill Colvin, Associated Press
More intense screening procedures on big electronic devices will lead to longer lines in security for travelers to the U.S. And if you're singled out and have forgotten to charge a device, you may have to dispose of it in order to get through security.
Matthew Lee, Associated Press
Is this a legitimate move to enhance security at U.S. airports or an extended travel ban without calling it as such? The Trump administration has so poisoned the well that it's hard to tell.
Joost Akkermans, Bloomberg
For airlines such as KLM, which has sued Schiphol Airport, extensive delays at the airport mean lost revenue. The airport is experimenting with ways to speed passengers through Customs, and that's a good thing.
3 months ago
David Koenig, Associated Press
Experimenting with technology that is usually used for scanning checked luggage on carry-ons instead is one way the TSA is working to increase security without a laptop ban on international flights.
Terrence Dopp, Bloomberg
Travelers and corporations certainly detest uncertainty and the prolonged governmental announcements about the possibility of an expanded laptop ban — will we, won't we? — contribute to business anxiety.
4 months ago
