Airport security
TSA Coronavirus Airport Screening Process—What You Need to Know
Passengers are advised to arrive at the airport before their flights to allow sufficient time for the security screening process.
'Serial Stowaway' Arrested at Chicago's O'Hare Airport
Authorities caught 67-year-old Marilyn Hartman trying to move TSA line dividers inside O'Hare International Airport in Chicago.
Airport Security Worker Fired After Passing Rude Note to Traveler
"TSA holds contractors to the highest ethical standards and has zero tolerance for this type of behavior," the agency said in a statement.
The Best Programs to Skip Airport Security Lines
There are several programs that allow air travelers to skip security and customs lines. We break down the top three programs - TSA Precheck, Global Entry, and Clear - to help you decide which one to use.
Police Surround JFK After Pilot Reported 'Hijacking'
A passenger posted images from inside the plane which showed all passengers raising their hands as police surround the aircraft.
Canadian Minister Asked To Remove Turban At Airport
"I am proud to represent my community," said Canadian minister, Navdeep Bains.
Peacock Rejected From Flight Will Drive Cross Country
The bird and its owner, artist Ventiko, have reached Oklahoma.
TV Crew Busted Trying to Sneak Fake Bomb Onto Plane
Things didn't turn out as planned for the pranksters at Newark International Airport, New Jersey.
Charlotte Airport Worker Arrested With Explosive
Paul George Dandan reportedly got the explosive from his roommate, who allegedly planned to use it against a neighbor.
PSA Reminds Travelers to Leave the Pot in California
The PSA reads "Cannabis is legal, traveling with it is not. Leave it in California."
New Airport Security Rules You Need To Know
Travelers may be subject to short interviews at check-in that could cause longer clearance times and flight delays
Airport Security Could Soon Include a Book Inspection
The search is being tested as a way to improve security, as it can be difficult to see through tightly packed suitcases.
Laptops Might Be the Next Thing Banned From Flights
John Kelly, Secretary of Homeland Security, said the move would be part of a broader effort to tighten airline security to combat what he called "a real sophisticated threat."
The U.S. Laptop Ban Doesn't Make Sense
The ban is costly, inconvenient, and only moves the risk of explosives to an isolated area of the plane.
Homeland Security Meets U.S. Airlines Over Laptop Ban
The Trump administration is likely to include some European countries in the in-cabin ban on gadgets larger than cellphones.
Armed Air Marshals Train First New Recruits in Years
The Federal Air Marshal Service has so far managed to evade budget cuts proposed by President Trump.
Some Say TSA Pat-Down Techniques are 'Legal Groping'
The protocol now employed at airports is supposed to be standardized but some are feeling violated by overly zealous agents.
Security Experts Question Electronics Carry-On Ban
The rules, announced on Tuesday, cover carry-on electronic devices on planes flying from 10 airports in eight Muslim-majority nations in the Middle East and North Africa.
Threat Tightens Security at Amsterdam Airport
Authorities conduct extra searches of vehicles amid 'indications' of a heightened terror threat.
We Are Being Held Hostage at Airports by the TSA
It's time to privatize airport security and get it away from inefficient government bureaucracy.
U.K. Airport Sniffer Dogs Fail To Find Hard Drugs
The report assessed checks at Manchester Airport.
Amsterdam Airport Searched After Bomb Threat
Dutch police cordoned off part of the airport after a suspicious call. A man has been arrested.
Airport Security Can't End With Checking Luggage
As militants continue to target planes and airports, should authorities do more profiling and background checks?
U.S. Airport Security Overhauls Could Prove Difficult
Federal, state or local agencies—or even an airline—could be responsible for security on any particular patch of airport turf.
Guns, Knives, Other Items People Tried to Fly With
The TSA list for 2015 includes a record number of firearms as well as a meat-slicer, a chihuahua and all sorts of creatively hidden items.
The TSA Is Not Protecting Us Properly From Al-Qaeda
TSA failed to detect 75 percent of bomb parts at LAX and 60 percent at O'Hare.
Egypt-Bound Plane Makes Emergency Landing in Bulgaria After Bomb Threat
The plane made a diversion to Burgas airport after a passenger reported explosives on board.
Morrissey Claims TSA Sexual Assault at U.S. Airport
The Transportation Security Administration says the airport officer followed correct procedure when screening the singer.