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TSA to Extend Post-9-11 Security Rules to Private Jets

Jan 06, 2009 -The business aviation community is angered by a new TSA proposal that would impose post-9-11 security rules on private aircraft weighing more than 12,500 pounds.

TSA Takes Over Matching Passengers to Watch List from Airlines

Oct 22, 2008 -The Department of Homeland Security says by assuming responsibility of the Secure Flight program there will be fewer false matches between passengers and terrorists.

Small Airports Nationwide Implement New Security Training

Sep 29, 2008 -A new, free training curriculum helps general aviation airports correct their security vulnerabilities.

Islamabad International Airport Threatened by Suicide Attack

Sep 25, 2008 -An anonymous caller threatened suicide attacks against the country's airports at 12:40 p.m., leading to the evacuation of Islamabad International Airport's passenger lounges and parking areas.

DHS Working on Anxiety Detection Screener

Sep 22, 2008 -A new generation of passenger screening technology in development by DHS will seek to measure travelers' anxiety levels.

British Prosecutors Will Seek Retrial of 7 Men in Liquid- Bomb Plot

Sep 10, 2008 -The original verdict has been considered a defeat for British counterterrorism officials.

Judge Says No to Guns in Nonsecure Areas of Atlanta Airport

Aug 12, 2008 -A federal judge ruled yesterday that people with gun licenses cannot carry their weapons in nonsecure areas of Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.

Lost TSA Contractor Laptop Found in Same Office Where it Went Missing

Aug 06, 2008 -The laptop lost at San Francisco International Airport contained the names and personal information of 33,000 travelers who signed up for TSA's Clear program.

Israeli Aviation Security Falls Short, Says FAA

Jul 25, 2008 -The FAA's findings come one year after an Israeli committee told the government that aviation security is in a "catastrophic state."

Congressman Consistently Hassled During Airport Screenings

Jul 21, 2008 -Rep. John Lewis tells congressional committee that if this can happen to him "you can only imagine what the average American suffers."

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