Articles tagged “tsa”

The TSA had been on the upswing until a lack of leadership brought it back down. Let's hope the new guy thinks big and acts bigger.

Even fewer randoms may now be in the Precheck line under this legislation.

Random selection was always a teaser that gave travelers a taste of the good life. It's a sign of the program's success that they're not as frequent now.

This is what happens when a frontline of security is manned by temporary employees with zero loyalties to their employer. The TSA needs well-paid, full-time employees, not the kind of ex-mall cops contract work attracts.

Airport security lines may be a little slower if the DHS funding bill doesn't pass, but travelers shouldn't expect major, noticeable differences at airports.

Bad ideas aren’t all bad. Sometimes they lead to better solutions.

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

A pre-check system that was linked among a bunch of companies would be a step forward for road warriors if security assurances are adequate.

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

If airlines and airports had adequate charging facilities for electronic devices then the new UK and U.S. rules on powering up electronic devices at security wouldn't be a big problem. As it is now, implementation and policies varies widely, leading to a ton of confusion.