Articles Tagged with ''TSA''

An international flight from Paris to Charlotte, N.C., was diverted Tuesday after a passenger claimed to have a device surgically implanted inside her.

Beginning December 3, 2012, 100 percent of cargo shipments loaded on passenger aircraft on international flights bound for the United States must undergo screening for explosives.

The next 9/11-like attack will come from the ground, said Republican congressman and former airline pilot Chip Cravaack stated at a TSA panel.

Due to unclear protocols and poor reporting and monitoring system, the TSA is only reporting 53 percent of incidents to its headquarters.

TSA agents discovered a disassembled .40 caliber gun hidden inside three stuffed animals in a Providence airport.

A DHS internal report cites weaknesses with airports' body scanners, giving eight classified recommendations for improved screening. 

The Transportation Security Administration has shelved $184 million in security equipment in a Texas warehouse rather than in the airports for which it was bought.

No wrapped presents, no soda, no snow globes, antlers or drill bits, but you can bring these 12 items, with a few guidelines.

The TSA is testing a system that will check boarding passes and IDs by machine instead of relying on an officer's visual check.

A pair of House committees will question TSA officials about their controversial body scanners and passenger behavior programs.