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TSA to Widely Deploy New Passenger Screening Technologies

Jul 16, 2008 -TSA will deliver Advanced Technology X-ray and Passenger Imaging units to a second wave of U.S. airports.

Shipping Industry Balks at TSA's Approach to Cargo Security on Passenger Airplanes

Jul 16, 2008 -Critics say TSA must provide a qualified product list for cargo screening technologies and fund cargo shippers participation in its Certified Cargo Screening Program.

New Laptop Bags Could Make Life Easier for Travelers and Security

Jul 07, 2008 -Travelers would no longer have to remove their laptop computers from their carry-on bag during security screening.

U.K.: A Year After Glasgow, Aviation Security Risks Persist

Jul 01, 2008 -A new report warns that cargo planes could be used in acts of terrorism and a security consultant says airports are still vulnerable to terrorism after the attack on Glasgow International Airport last year.

Low Morale for Airport Screeners Could Harm Security, Report Says

Jun 25, 2008 -The Transportation Security Administration says the report's methodology is flawed.

TSA Launches "Airside" Security Program for Airports

Jun 20, 2008 -Officials hope to bolster coordination between airport operators, airlines, and local law enforcement to better secure airport tarmacs and service areas.

San Diego Airport's Security Lanes Aim to Ease Stress

May 20, 2008 -Passengers will be able to pick the security lane that most closely fits their needs.

Air Marshals' Names Found on No-Fly List

May 02, 2008 -Air marshals assigned to protect flights have been denied access because their names appeared on the no-fly list, according to The Washington Times .

Proposed US-VISIT Rule Requires that Travel Industry Collect Fingerprints of Foreigners Departing the U.S.

Apr 22, 2008 -The Department of Homeland Security has issued a proposed rule requiring that airlines and cruise lines collect fingerprints from foreigners before they depart the United States.

TSA Claims Victory for Arrest at Orlando Airport

Apr 03, 2008 -The TSA says the work of its behavior detection officers led to the arrest of a man carrying bomb-making materials in his suitcase on Tuesday.

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