Articles tagged “tsa”

In the coming months, more and more airports will ask to operate security outside of the TSA's purview. We're not certain this is a good idea, but we don't know what the alternative is.

The best chance of solving the TSA staffing issue is the U.S. House approving additional funds to pay overtime for TSA workers. But the truth is that more airports should experiment with alternative security staffing, like the New York Port Authority has threatened to do.

If this kind of internecine drama is constantly happening behind the scenes at the TSA, no wonder its officers often treat flyers so poorly.

Will this list make passengers waiting in long airport lines feel any better? It's doubtful, but maybe some new solutions will emerge.

Somehow just three U.S. airports out of 300 have greatly increased oversight of airport workers in the last two years. This should worry travelers.

Those who have paid for expedited security screening at airports will have to share the lanes for a good while longer. How much longer is anyone's guess.

The ambitious goal of 25 million travelers enrolled in the TSA's Precheck program may be hard to reach.

This really isn't a list you want to be on the top of. No airport wants to say "No, we have the most irresponsible gun owners passing through our terminals."

Anderson and his airline CEO peers are coming off one of their best years in decades. It's surprising he didn't gloat.

The days of confused passengers in the Precheck line are finally coming to a close.