TSA is testing a more invasive pat-down process of passengers at checkpoints in Boston and Las Vegas. Is this really necessary?

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The recent melt-down by a JetBlue flight attendant reminds us that air rage is not going away.

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A Jet Blue flight attendant seems to have lost it after a row with a baggage-fixated passenger.

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The United States government admitted that is has stored the images attained through the back-scatter machines around the country.

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Click here to read my comments on the new cargo screening measures, effective August 1, 2010.

Dubai is now part of a growing number of countries refusing to use the body scanners being propagated by the U.S. government. In Dubai's case, it is due to cultural factors.

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Despite the fact they don't work real well and the cost is much more than originally projected, the body scanners are coming soon to an airport near you. God help us, everyone...

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TSA management has come up with an interesting way to recruit new transportation security officers, using pizza delivery boxes.

In the age of checked-bag fees, nut-less flights, and cattle class, a new survey reveals Americans to be increasingly satisfied with the air travel experience.

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The emerging deployment of the full-body scanners, which was a haphazard response to the failed Christmas Day plot, has governments around the world concerned about privacy violations of their citizens.

According to DHS Secretary Napolitano, these governments have nothing to fear.

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