Flight baggage chaos predicted
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Plans to lift the one piece hand luggage limit for airline passengers is expected to lead to mass confusion, airport officials say.
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Disagreement regarding passenger data could ground thousands of flights.
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Hundreds of baggage handlers at Gatwick airport have started a 24-hour strike as part of a dispute over workloads. The action, involving around 600 Servisair baggage staff, began at 0300 BST on Saturday.
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U.S. airlines lost or mishandled more luggage in August as a security ban on liquids and gels put greater strain on baggage operations, government figures showed on Wednesday.
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Hundreds of people were evacuated from Jackson International Airport Thursday after officials said a suspicious object was found in a carry-on bag.
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Terminal Four at London&#39;s Heathrow Airport was evacuated Tuesday because of suspect baggage, passengers said.
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Travelers showed up at airports with toiletries stored in zip-top plastic bags Tuesday as they tried to comply with new security rules allowing them to carry on small amounts of liquids and gels.
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Department of Transportation Monday launched a formal investigation of US Airways and Comair, which left thousands of passengers stranded or separated from their baggage.
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Passengers faced confusion at airports as hand luggage restrictions were eased Monday, with some airlines and airports keeping the one-bag rule.
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British Airways estimates 10,000 of its passengers' bags have gone missing since the air security alert began.
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Air travelers face the biggest risk of death or injury on the ground.
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Congested skies and bad weather last year resulted in more flight delays, more mishandled baggage and more complaints about airline service than in 2003, the government announced Thursday.
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Description: Troubled airlines have been trying to save on high-priced fuel by cutting back on extra weight. But it turns out the biggest problem is the passengers.
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Travelers at Philadelphia International Airport are hoping for the best but bracing for the worst this weekend after US Airways labor problems and
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Estimated times of key developments in the nearly simultaneous crashes of two Russian airliners.
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WASHINGTON -- Starting next week, all airline passengers must take off their jackets before passing through metal detectors and more will be subjected to pat-down searches and checks for explosives, the Transportation Security Administration said yesterday.
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Air travelers should not expect authorities to ease restrictions on gels and liquids in carry-on luggage until sometime next year when new technology may give screeners the ability to more easily spot potential explosives in bags, according to federal security officials who are nearing the one-year...