#airline security

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Corrupted Oversight: The FAA, Boeing, and the 737 Max

Corrupted Oversight: The FAA, Boeing, and the 737 Max

(Photo of the Boeing 737: MB-one & Marc Lacoste; illustration: CJ Ostrosky / POGO)

“THE PROJECT ON GOVERNMENT OVERSIGHT (POGO)“

” The FAA’s rules for certifying planes’ safety effectively give the aviation industry the power to regulate itself—a situation bordering on legalized corruption. “

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“This…

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How Secure Is Your Personal Data When Making an Airline Reservation?

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Travel Mistakes

Travel Mistakes “You can handle just about anything that comes at you out on the road with a believable grin, common sense and whiskey.” Bill Murray, We, as human beings make mistakes. It is part of our DNA. Even the best travelers make mistakes. Take a deep breath and move on. Here are some of my worst travel mistakes. Failing to triple check your flight’s date, time and departure airport. This…

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[techguru2010]

Balancing Aviation Security with the Passenger Experience [Infographic]

Now that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has moved a ban on electronics inside the airline cabin to the no-go list for the time being, passengers everywhere are breathing a sigh of relief. Business travelers will have their laptops to keep them productive. Children will have their video games to keep them quiet. All is calm in the aluminum tube.

Not to cast a pall over this seemingly triumphant moment, but isn’t the recent removal of a ban is more of a reprieve than a commitment?Check out this infographic for details.

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Airports

Be nice to airport security. They probably hate their job as much as you do.

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TSA to Give Complimentary Massages to Select Travelers During Security Screenings

"Following the necessary security procedures, our highly trained agents will be able to expertly and efficiently provide travelers of all ages with a soothing and relaxing pre-flight massage," TSA spokesperson Lisa Farbstein said on Wednesday.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – In an effort to bolster its already tattered public image, the Transportation Security Administration announced on Wednesday that it will begin offering complimentary back and shoulder massages to select travelers during pre-flight security screenings.

“In keeping with our core values, TSA is taking a hands-on approach in showing air travelers just how much we value their…

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Here’s why airlines ask you to raise the window shades for takeoffs and landings.