Tips to ease airport security hassles
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The Transportation Security Administration offers these suggestions to ease your air traveling experience this holiday season:
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Travelers and airport employees face random checks following last week's security breach, and the feds promise to expand the security boost. In 27B Stroke 6.
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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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Also: Searching passengers' faces for subtle cues to terror. Read these stories and more from around the Web on News.com Extra.
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WASHINGTON - The Transportation Security Administration announced Thursday that, starting next week, all airline passengers must take off jackets before passing through metal detectors. Also, more travelers will be subjected to pat-down searches and checks for explosives...
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The Transportation Security Administration shifts responsibility for screening travelers from the airlines to the government. The new system, dubbed Secure Flight, seeks to target fewer people and to do so more accurately.
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LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles airport, LAX, is considered one of the most stringently secure in the country. As someone who passes through there on a fairly regular basis, I can certainly attest to that fact.
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Travel experts share timesaving advice for enduring airports on some of the year's busiest travel days.
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Hand sanitizer makes it through security in one airport, then it's confiscated at another. Screening lines back up because only two of six lanes are open. And then there's the occasional all-too-intimate patdown. Those complaints and other frustrations make the nation's airport security agency about as popular as the IRS.
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Airline passengers willing to put up   with aggressive new airport security measures are enjoying the   unexpected serenity that comes from boarding flights with   considerably less carry-on luggage.
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Airport security screeners will begin more thorough pat-downs of some passengers later this month in an effort to prevent terrorists from sneaking aboard commercial aircraft with explosives under their clothing.
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NEW YORK - You&#39;ve arrived at your travel destination only to find that your luggage has not. Certain actions can make a big difference in how quickly your bag is recovered or in what kind of reimbursement you&#39;ll receive if it&#39;s lost.
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Federal authorities cleared the way for a program giving travelers who volunteer for background checks an easier passage through airport security to begin next month.
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Aviation executives are sharing a list of steps they can take to make passengersâ lives a easier the next time a blizzard or another event strands planes on the ground.
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Thanksgiving travelers might face long security lines at Logan and other airports, as a rush of travelers is expected to collide with new security rules recently implemented by the Transportation Security Administration.
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Some U.S. airports will tighten security in response to possible terrorist incidents in Britain, the White House said Saturday.
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Hand sanitizer makes it through security in one airport, then it's confiscated at another. Screening lines back up because only two of six lanes are open. And then there's the occasional all-too-intimate patdown.