by Charlie Leocha | Oct 24, 2013
An article in the New York Times reports that TSA is using an extensive range of records as it clears passengers to fly here in the USA. We know that the terrorism watch center is pinged to clear every passenger, but now there is another Department of Homeland...
by Janice Hough | Nov 5, 2010
It’s been just about a week since TSA mandated “Secure Flight” data in all reservations. So far, so good. I haven’t heard any horror stories at airports, which could mean everything is going smoothly. Or that at this point only the airlines are...
by Charlie Leocha | Oct 25, 2010
If airline passengers are feeling hassled by the never-ending stream of airline hidden fees that are driving up their travel costs for the holidays and planes that are more crowded than ever, they now have another boogieman, the Transportation Security Administration...
by Janice Hough | Oct 20, 2010
A major change is about to hit travelers. Some airlines have already instituted it, and it could cost some people their discount fares or even reservations. There’s probably no perfect timing for the institution of new travel security rules. The rule about...
by Charlie Leocha | May 18, 2010
Paul Leyh, TSA Director Secure Flight Program, claimed that all U.S. airlines will be enrolled in Secure Flight within a month and that all foreign carriers will be working in the program by the end of 2010. Speaking at U.S. Travel Association’s Pow Wow...
