BAA luggage-tracking trial begins
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A six-month trial that could revolutionise the way bags are tracked begins at Heathrow airport.
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Heathrow Airport is "under strain" as it tries to clear a backlog of thousands of bags after recent security alerts.
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PHILADELPHIA -- Federal transportation officials say they want to know more about why thousands of US Airways travelers have been separated from their luggage.
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The trial of five men and a company accused of manslaughter in relation to the Hatfield rail crash begins.
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British authorities evacuated part of  London&#39;s Heathrow airport on Sunday while police investigated a  suspect package, airport operator BAA said.
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BAA, the company that owns most of London's busy airports, is delivering expensive but poor quality service to passengers and its dominant position should be investigated, officials have said.
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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-ye...
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James F. Lewis, of Indianapolis, finally got his luggage, after nine long days of waiting. A 40-year-old businessman, he had been without his laptop computer and some clothing since Dec. 21.
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A system which allows air passengers to sign up for biometric scanning to speed up their journeys is being unveiled at London's Heathrow Airport.
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US Airways is asking employees to work pro bono to help with baggage problems.
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The Transportation Security Administration will test a system that will compare names of passengers on domestic airlines to those on terrorist watch lists.
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Ronald Kirsey, a US Airways baggage services supervisor at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport in Charlotte, NC, checks on unclaimed luggage at the airport on Monday.
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The airport closest to the nation's capital is now the first to test boarding passes for residue from explosives. A positive test would suggest the passenger had recently handled explosives. The Transportation Security Administration began the pilot project this week at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
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Ryanair Holdings Plc, Europe&#39;s biggest low-cost airline, and BAA Plc&#39;s Stansted Airport unlawfully discriminated against disabled passengers, the Court of Appeal ruled.
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BAA, the company that owns most of London's busy airports, is delivering expensive but poor quality service to passengers and its dominant position should be investigated, officials said.
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The House Ethics Committee announced an investigation Wednesday of Rep. Bob Filner's run-in with a baggage worker at Dulles International Airport last month. The incident resulted in misdemeanor assault and battery charges against the congressman.
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The test program that allows pre-screened travelers to zip through airport security is being extended. The Registered Traveler Program had been scheduled to run for 90 days at each of five big airports.