Articles Tagged with ''airline security''

Shanghai Airlines has defended its policy to make their employees who are going to get married submit information about their spouses.

Travel groups are objecting to a House of Representatives plan to divert revenue from airline passenger fees paid to the TSA to pay for a highway trust fund.

Poland's LOT airline was forced to cancel around 10 foreign and domestic flights after hackers attacked its computers.

The trade and lobby group for American Airlines -- Airlines for America (A4A), has named a new SVP for Safety, Security and Operations.

United Airlines is launching a bug bounty program inviting researchers to report bugs in its websites, apps and online portals.

More than 1.9 billion mobile boarding passes will be used by 2019, compared to 745 million estimated to be delivered in 2015 alone, Jupiter Research reports.

The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA) is hosting a documentary about 9/11 Flight 93 hero Mark Bingham to kick off the union's Never Forget campaign aimed at bringing legislative and regulatory focus to critical aviation security issues.  

The Department of Transportation wants to formally ban in-flight phone calls. 

Two large airline trade groups are suing the TSA over how it collects higher federal security fees on airline tickets.

International aviation officials agreed to form a task force aimed at better coordinating government security information to prevent another airliner from getting shot down like Malaysia Airlines Flight 17.