Security

News and information about crew, passenger, aircraft and airport security issues.

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Panic buttons could be part of future cockpits

Banks have them, and so do many convenience stores and passenger cars.

Security

May 29, 2008

Ground handlers tighten security

Staff members at Jeppesen’s International Trip Planning Services centers in the U.S.

Security

May 29, 2008

Leading Edge: New NBAA chair selects security as priority

Tell us about the new security committee.It is basically a combination of the Corporate Aviation Management Committee and the

Security

May 29, 2008

Touching Bases: Aero Sport mixes business and fun flying

Located at St.

Security

May 29, 2008

Videos

Convention Clips: Global Express, BBJ may get missile spoofers

Total Aircraft Services is exploring the possibility of STCs to install BAE Systems’ Matador infrared missile countermeasure equipment on corporate jets su

Security

May 28, 2008

Rescue squabble revives NYC police, fire rivalry

On March 25, 1911, the worst factory fire in the history of New York City erupted in the three floors occupied by the Triangle Shirtwaist Company in a tall

Safety

May 27, 2008

Industry issues security recommendations

Five trade organizations jointly submitted recommended security regulations for general aviation operations to the DOT and FAA for implementation “expediti

Security

May 27, 2008

Required checks now include fingerprinting

Airport and aircraft operators that are required to have security programs under Parts 107 and 108, respectively, must now include fingerprint-based crimin

Security

May 27, 2008

Hangar Flying: Jumpseat rides

FAREWELL TO GUESTS UP FRONT–Jumpseat rides on non-U.S.

Security

May 27, 2008

Flimsy airliner cockpit doors soon will be a thing of the past

Following September 11, the FAA issued a requirement that all U.S.

Security

May 23, 2008

Getting back to normal, whatever that may be

Almost three months after the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, people still talk–perhaps now more wistfully than hopefully–about “when things

Security

May 22, 2008

Bizav security card prepared for tests

A “smart” security identification card that can be used by aircraft passengers and another that would be used by flight crews, aviation employees and stude

Security

May 22, 2008

Fickle politics determine Meig's fate

Despite a new blizzard of support for Meigs Field (CGX) using every media, general aviation’s most famous single-runway airport is set to close permanently

Airports

May 22, 2008

Airport executives mull security changes

“We have 700 million passengers each year and we can’t treat them all as terrorists,” American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) president Chip Barc

Airports

May 22, 2008

How will security bill affect bizav?

General aviation will have to wait until later this month to learn how it might be affected by the aviation security bill signed November 19 by President B

Security

May 22, 2008

Transponder hijacking code leads to bizjet diversion

A Gulfstream V erroneously squawked that a hijacking was under way as it crossed through Canadian airspace one late October afternoon, leading airspace def

Security

May 22, 2008

Penalties may stiffen for busting prohibited areas

Frontier Airlines grounded one of its captains and first officers after they inadvertently flew their Boeing 737 into prohibited airspace above the White H

Security

May 16, 2008

International Operations - A 2002 Study Guide

The emotional roller coaster created by September 11 has forced many companies to completely rethink their international travel options.

Safety

May 16, 2008

New York’s flying finest cope with post-Sept. 11 realities

More than a year later, southern Manhattan still seems scarred, incomplete; the variegated skyline stretching the length of the island seems an archite

Security

May 9, 2008

RAA: Airlines can’t absorb any more national defense costs

Even though regional airline traffic is up 13 percent from the second quarter of last year, and regional airliners account for 34 percent of the overall do

Security

May 9, 2008

Security

News and information about crew, passenger, aircraft and airport security issues.

Latest

Panic buttons could be part of future cockpits

Banks have them, and so do many convenience stores and passenger cars.

Ground handlers tighten security

Staff members at Jeppesen’s International Trip Planning Services centers in the U.S.

Leading Edge: New NBAA chair selects security as priority

Tell us about the new security committee.It is basically a combination of the Corporate Aviation Management Committee and the

Touching Bases: Aero Sport mixes business and fun flying

Located at St.

Videos

More Articles

Convention Clips: Global Express, BBJ may get missile spoofers

Total Aircraft Services is exploring the possibility of STCs to install BAE Systems’ Matador infrared missile countermeasure equipment on corporate jets su

Rescue squabble revives NYC police, fire rivalry

On March 25, 1911, the worst factory fire in the history of New York City erupted in the three floors occupied by the Triangle Shirtwaist Company in a tall

Industry issues security recommendations

Five trade organizations jointly submitted recommended security regulations for general aviation operations to the DOT and FAA for implementation “expediti

Required checks now include fingerprinting

Airport and aircraft operators that are required to have security programs under Parts 107 and 108, respectively, must now include fingerprint-based crimin

Hangar Flying: Jumpseat rides

FAREWELL TO GUESTS UP FRONT–Jumpseat rides on non-U.S.

Flimsy airliner cockpit doors soon will be a thing of the past

Following September 11, the FAA issued a requirement that all U.S.

Getting back to normal, whatever that may be

Almost three months after the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, people still talk–perhaps now more wistfully than hopefully–about “when things

Bizav security card prepared for tests

A “smart” security identification card that can be used by aircraft passengers and another that would be used by flight crews, aviation employees and stude

Fickle politics determine Meig's fate

Despite a new blizzard of support for Meigs Field (CGX) using every media, general aviation’s most famous single-runway airport is set to close permanently

Airport executives mull security changes

“We have 700 million passengers each year and we can’t treat them all as terrorists,” American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) president Chip Barc

How will security bill affect bizav?

General aviation will have to wait until later this month to learn how it might be affected by the aviation security bill signed November 19 by President B

Transponder hijacking code leads to bizjet diversion

A Gulfstream V erroneously squawked that a hijacking was under way as it crossed through Canadian airspace one late October afternoon, leading airspace def

Penalties may stiffen for busting prohibited areas

Frontier Airlines grounded one of its captains and first officers after they inadvertently flew their Boeing 737 into prohibited airspace above the White H

International Operations - A 2002 Study Guide

The emotional roller coaster created by September 11 has forced many companies to completely rethink their international travel options.

New York’s flying finest cope with post-Sept. 11 realities

More than a year later, southern Manhattan still seems scarred, incomplete; the variegated skyline stretching the length of the island seems an archite

RAA: Airlines can’t absorb any more national defense costs

Even though regional airline traffic is up 13 percent from the second quarter of last year, and regional airliners account for 34 percent of the overall do

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