U.S. says threat against airlines remains high
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DAVOS, Switzerland  - The United States is likely to keep a high threat designation for the airline industry because militants still see air travel as a target, U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said.
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The United States on Sunday maintained reinforced security at US airports after two car bombs were found in London and a blazing vehicle crashed into a terminal at Glasgow&#39;s airport.
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U.S. airlines are vulnerable to the  same kind of mid-air bombings that apparently blew up two  Russian planes because most travelers are not screened for  explosives, industry experts and officials said on Tuesday.
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Extremists in Algeria may be plotting to attack a commercial airliner carrying Western workers, the U.S. Embassy in the North African country said.
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The US embassy in Jordan says several plots to attack American targets have been foiled but the threat remains high.
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Washington: A US security official on Thursday said authorities are on heightened terrorist alert ahead of the November 2 election and must revamp aviation security, after former pop star Cat Stevens slipped onto a US-bound flight unnoticed despite his
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The Department of Homeland Security's system for screening airline passengers for their terrorist risk may not be perfect, but as long as it doesn't break the law, it's a good resource for customs officials, says columnist Ira Winkler.
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Beginning today U.S. pilots will have more reliable information about the threat of icing&#151;an airborne condition that has caused hundreds of plane-crash fatalities.
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Despite urgings from Congress and the Sept. 11 commission, U.S. commercial jets remain vulnerable to suicide bombers, aviation security experts said.
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U.S. airlines, after a Christmas weekend that snarled thousands of travelers' holiday plans, will face a government review of whether they are living up to customer service commitments made five years ago, the U.S. Transportation Department's top auditor said on Monday.
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US-bound air passengers may have to board their planes an hour before takeoff to allow for more rigorous security checks, according to proposals outlined yesterday by a senior US official.
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The nation&#39;s civil aviation watchdog vowed Monday to develop tighter controls to ensure safer flights. Safety supervision will top the administration&#39;s efforts next year as potentially
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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) - Thousands of employees at bankrupt US airlines received a reassuring note Tuesday from the federal pension agency, which vowed to ensure they will still have pensions as they head into retirement despite talk by their employers of
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Why European counter-terror officials share U.S. concerns of an imminent threat
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The White House warned Wednesday against threats by terrorist groups and other nations against U.S. commercial and military satellites
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The threat of terrorists stealing a nuclear device remains high in many parts of the world, a private study concluded Wednesday
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The United States is boosting security at airports across the country in light of threats in Britain in the past two days, officials said.