Written by John Morris @ Wheelchair Travel
Everything you need to know about REAL ID and the types of identification required at TSA airport security checkpoints.
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Read MoreWritten by Island Miler @ Jeffsetter Travel
Heads up! You should get to the airport earlier this summer in Hawaii. Why? Because this summer is projected to be the busiest summer travel year on record. How Early?! Officials with the Transportation Security Administration projects that the summer of 2019 will be 4% busier than last year. In case you’re wondering, last summer, […]
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Read MoreWritten by John Morris @ WheelchairTravel.org
Passenger Support Specialists available through the TSA CARES program provide additional support to passengers with disabilities at airport security.
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These four dreaded letters printed one your boarding pass mean you’ll receive extra attention at airport security.
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Some TSA PreCheck lanes have not been accessible to wheelchair users. A new policy will ensure they receive expedited screening.
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Read MoreWritten by maxflight @ Airplane Geeks Podcast
Social and technology changes at airports, facial recognition, carry-on screening, passenger vehicle traffic. AAviation Day, the de-icing pad, airport outreach, stairs trucks. Southwest issues a policy for trained service animals.
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The TSA is currently testing a new scanner. And if this new scanner is widely adopted, you can keep your stuff in your carry-on bag. Per CNN, the TSA is planning on piloting new scanners at up to 40 airports across the nation this year. These new scanners rely on computed tomography (CT) technology to […]
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Read MoreWritten by maxflight @ Airplane Geeks Podcast
The founder and CEO of Synergy Aircraft describes the personal airplane he is developing with a unique design.
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Read MoreIs it worth it to pay for CLEAR? Shouldn’t TSA PreCheck be enough?
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Written by Sebastian Powell @ LoyaltyLobby
A tear gars attack at Frankfurt Airport that left several people injured, respectively treated for breathing problems puzzles German authorities as they currently investigate where the substance came from. The affected check-in area of Terminal 1 has been shut down and passengers evacuated while investigations continued, causing delays and confusion. As every big airport in […]
I can remember fondly the days when airport security was less of a challenge. Is a recent TSA test program an indication of easier procedures down the road?
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Written by maxflight @ Airplane Geeks Podcast
The founder and CEO of Metamaterial Technologies explains the effects of aircraft laser strikes and the new technology that protects pilots.
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Read MoreWritten by Sebastian Powell @ LoyaltyLobby
First it was a rumor but not it has been confirmed by the TSA that it is in the first stages to roll out new procedures requiring passengers to remove even more items from their bags during screening including paper. Current screening procedures have been in place for a while and obviously TSA saw the[…]
Written by maxflight @ Airplane Geeks Podcast
An attorney and pilot discusses aviation law.
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Read MoreHard to tell if this was an interpretation of prohibited items by a TSA agent, or just an agent in a bad mood.
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Read MoreWritten by maxflight @ Airplane Geeks Podcast
We continue our discussion of airport topics and look at the airport master planning process. We also talk a lot about the TSA and airport security, as well as psychological testing for airline pilots, a military export control conviction, and a personal experience in a full motion flight simulator. Guest Jenny Watts is an Airport […]
