Jets may be vulnerable to on-board bombs
564427
The next terrorist attack could be carried out by airline passengers who hide bomb ingredients in hair gel or baby milk bottles and assemble their weapon in a locked restroom, security experts warn.
290831
Making nuclear power plants crash-proof to an airliner attack by terrorists is impracticable, and it's up to the military to avert such an assault
544313
Terrorists may be conducting "dry runs" at U.S. airports to test security before a possible attack, according to a Transportation Security Administration warning to airport screeners.
377133
Congress wants to protect fliers from getting stranded on the tarmac, but industry experts say that could make things worse
42901
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...
575290
In the wake of the terror plot, new restrictions on carry-ons could be a heavy burden
69887
New England's loss to Miami raised the stakes in Sunday's matchup with the Jets, a game that was already filled with playoff implications for each team.
549034
The disruption of an alleged plot at JFK airport reveals a broader and complex homeland-security challenge.
698078
Air travelers face the biggest risk of death or injury on the ground.
160317
WASHINGTON -- Terrorists may seek to down aircraft by shining powerful lasers into cockpits to blind pilots during landing approaches, federal officials are warning in a bulletin distributed nationwide.
68946
Ray Lewis, perhaps the finest linebacker in the N.F.L., will present the Jets' offense with what will probably be its biggest matchup problem on Sunday.
650209
By Tim Sheehan, The Fresno Bee, Calif.  Dec. 7--Bill Oefelein fondly recalls his days flying attack jets at Lemoore Naval Air Station in the early 1990s.
27754
If a terrorist fires a surface-to-air missile at a civilian airliner, should the plane be able to shoot back?
419838
BEN GURION AIRPORT, Israel  - Security experts say defenses like those at Tel Aviv's main airport could be used overseas to prevent a recurrence of an attack on Glasgow airport in which a fuel-laden car was rammed into a terminal.
373182
A Miami International Airport terminal was briefly evacuated early Monday after security screeners found an item that appeared to be an explosive device but turned out to be harmless.
633243
Between flight delays, missed connections and crowded flights, a business traveler has to have the resourcefulness of a person ready for stealthy ground combat.
133498
To defend against future attacks, airports may soon get new tools to help ID hidden explosives