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Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, the U.S. aviation sector is beginning to roll back long-standing travel restrictions and security protocols.
Twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks, the U.S. begins rolling back long-standing travel restrictions as Donald Trump reviews airport security.
The Transportation Security Administration has removed a long-standing airport restriction that has been in place for 25 years.
The TSA is considering a significant update to airport security regulations that could allow certain travelers to bring liquid containers through checkpoints.
The Transportation Security Administration has reintroduced a pre-9/11 tradition by granting gate access to non-travelers at select airports.
Officials say some TSA PreCheck travelers may soon be allowed to bring full water bottles through security.
The TSA is testing a new program allowing non-ticketed visitors to pass through security checkpoints at 13 selected U.S. airports.
The Transportation Security Administration has launched a new program allowing nonflyers past security.
The TSA is testing a program at select airports that allows certain individuals, including TSA PreCheck members, to pass through security without a plane ticket.
A new TSA PreCheck perk lets non-travelers access airport departure gates without a plane ticket.
The TSA has launched a new program allowing non-ticketed visitors to pass through security checkpoints at 13 selected U.S. airports.
The TSA is testing a new program allowing non-ticketed visitors to pass through airport security at 13 selected U.S. airports.
The TSA is launching a pilot program allowing non-ticketed visitors to pass through security gates to say goodbye to travelers.
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Malaysia Airlines is implementing mandatory drug testing for all pilots and crew following the arrest of a pilot smuggling 57 pounds of illicit substances.
A suspected gang leader was assassinated at a Guayaquil airport using weapons hidden in teddy bears and flower bouquets.