Articles tagged “security”

International travelers may be in for some tighter security at the nation's checkpoints.

Tweeting threats from inside an aircraft is not a way to prove you have what it takes to keep aviation safe. But anyone with two fingers of sense knows that.

More Americans have more weapons than ever before, and they've become even more careless than anyone would like to imagine.

Is the knee-jerk TSA hate coming to an end? If so, the battle is being won one airport security check at a time.

Industry experts have their chance to be heard, but that doesn't guarantee the government will act on the solutions in an efficient manner.

Airlines are hampered in their attempts at punishment by the logistics required to get crew members to testify in any criminal case.

Security of aviation is of the utmost priority, but so is ensuring the convenience of flying in the long term. If the economic pressure to liberalize the sale and transport of Duty-Free items has helped fund and fuel these initiatives, then we can all drink to that.

The TSA finally has something consumers like in PreCheck. Can it build on its success, or will bureaucracy and political squabbles confuse matters?

HomeAway's new communications' system was a year-and-a half in the making, and likely was very costly, but it was necessary not only to corral wayward owners, but to restore confidence in light of a phishing epidemic. HomeAway customers will be happy to know the company assembled a war room to deal with their backlash, but battle averted, for now.

The addition of JetBlue will only exacerbate the PreCheck lines at some airports. Looking forward to the speed advantages offered to the people who aren't labeled known travelers.