The Transportation Security Administration reported last August that it met its mandate to screen 100 percent of air cargo. But the Governme

Accounts of airplane "saves," especially when veteran captains overcome the errors of less-experienced crew members, are mostly anecdotal.

WASHINGTON, January 8, 2001 — Minutes after the TWA Boeing 727 had taken off from New Yorks LaGuardia Airport and was climbing above 10,000

A government whistleblower review board has upheld the firing of a federal air marshal for disclosing “sensitive security information”, even

Rail systems complain they get info about terror threats too little, too late

The Obama administration's plan to make even more data available on corporate jet flights is drawing heat from some strange bedfellows

More than 10 percent of TSA badges have errors

Evan as incidents of near-misses on runways, the FAA struggles to update safety plans

Weak oversight on flight safety a symptom of close FAA/industry relations

Non-certified repair facilities are performing important maintenance work on airplanes without FAA oversight