Avoid Sparkly Clothes at Airport Security, Says TSA
Planning holiday travel? The TSA advises against wearing sparkly outfits and bulky layers at security checkpoints to avoid delays. Learn what to pack and what to wear for a smoother journey.
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Daughter of US Official Calls to Abolish TSA After Pat-Down
Evita Duffy-Alfonso, daughter of a US official, demands TSA abolition after an invasive pat-down while pregnant. She cites Fourth Amendment violations. Read details on passenger rights.
US TSA $45 Fee for Non-REAL ID from Feb 1
US TSA announces a $45 fee for air travellers without REAL ID-compliant documents starting February 1. Learn about exemptions, accepted IDs, and the 2005 law behind the stricter norms.
Apple Digital ID: Store Passport in iPhone Wallet
Apple introduces Digital ID feature allowing iPhone users to store passport information in Apple Wallet for TSA checkpoints across 250+ US airports. Learn how it works and limitations.
US Government Shutdown Averted: Travel Chaos Prevented
A dramatic last-minute funding bill passed by US Congress prevents government shutdown, saving thousands of air travellers from massive flight cancellations and delays across American airports.
Government Shutdown Chaos: Houston Airport Delays Strand Travellers
Chaos erupted at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport as TSA staff shortages during government shutdown created massive security queues, leaving passengers stranded for hours.
US Shutdown Causes Airport Staff Shortage, Flight Delays
Critical staff shortages at America's busiest airports due to federal shutdown trigger travel disruptions. FAA air traffic controllers and TSA screeners working without pay threaten aviation safety.
FAA Nearly Closed Orlando Airport Amid Staff Shortage Crisis
Exclusive: Orlando International Airport faced imminent closure due to critical staff shortages during government shutdown, causing thousands of flight cancellations and delays across US airports.
Unpaid US Air Controllers Seek Second Jobs Amid Shutdown
Unpaid US air traffic controllers are taking up second jobs like Uber driving and bartending as the prolonged government shutdown threatens aviation safety and pushes the system toward collapse.
Air Traffic Controllers Drive Uber During US Shutdown
As the US government shutdown stretches into its third week, air traffic controllers are taking up gig economy jobs like Uber driving and restaurant work to make ends meet, raising serious safety concerns.
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