Articles Tagged With 'Airports'
Scientists Cast Doubt on TSA Tests of Full-Body Scanners
The Transportation Security Administration is confident that its full-body X-ray scanners are medically safe, but a group of scientists with expertise in cancer and radiation say the evidence made public to support those safety claims is unreliable.
Series of Blunders Followed Christmas Bomb Attempt
Passengers, baggage and the jet itself were all mishandled in Detroit after the botched terrorist attack.
Pilots Warn of Safety Lapses at Regional Airlines
For major airlines' smaller partners, low-cost flights sometimes mean dangerous shortcuts, pilots say.
So Much Track, So Little Money
States are clamoring for billions to help with high--speed rail projects, but there is not nearly enough stimulus money set aside to satisfy them all.
Inspector General Blasts Stimulus for Tiny Airports
A report questions the economic merit of some projects approved by the FAA, and calls for an audit of airport grants.
