TSA stop 3269 firearms at airport security so far in 2024
The TSA have stopped 3269 firearms at airport security in the first half of 2024.
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The TSA have stopped 3269 firearms at airport security in the first half of 2024.
Number of firearm detections comparable to last year's first quarter firearm detections, rate of firearms detected per million passengers decreased
Denver International Airport celebrated the completion of the West Security Checkpoint on 05 February 2024.
For International Airport Review, Issue 2 2023, Ralph Cutié, Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Miami-Dade Aviation Department, outlined Miami Airport’s rehearsal tours for children with special needs.
The Indoor Lab and Tampa International Airport are excited to announce their partnership, aimed at transforming the airport experience.
Ralph Cutié, Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Miami-Dade Aviation Department, tells International Airport Review how the department is committed to making air travel accessible to all passengers.
For International Airport Review's Issue 2 2023, Courtney Moore, Assistant Vice President of Terminal Experience at Dallas Fort Worth International (DFW) Airport, shares her insight into balancing a seamless (and therefore perhaps, forgettable) with a memorable, connected travel experience.
TSA has installed two new state-of-the-art computed tomography (CT) checkpoint scanners at West Virginia International Yeager Airport.
Luggage storage service, Bounce, ranked San Antonio Airport second in the United States for having a short security wait time, averaging six minutes, six seconds.
Interceptions of firearms amounted to 1,508 at airport security checkpoints during the first four months of 2023. Average rate of interceptions stood at 16.8 with a whopping 93% of firearms being loaded.
As part of the tour, children got to go through a TSA checkpoint, board an aircraft and meet an American Airlines flight captain.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has issued a new amendment to aircrafts requiring them to develop cybersecurity-resilience plans. This amendment is one of many and will help the Department of Homeland Security strengthen cybersecurity at aircrafts across the U.S.
February 13, the day after Super Bowl LVII, is anticipated to be one of Phoenix Sky Harbor’s busiest days on record with a projected 50% increase in traffic.
The TSA has increased the maximum civil penalty for a firearms violation in response to record levels of firearms being intercepted at airport security checkpoints in 2022.
At Future Travel Experience Global 2022 in Las Vegas, Maurice Jenkins, Head of Digital Strategy and Chief Innovation Officer, Miami International Airport spoke to International Airport Review Editor, Holly Miles.