Tag: TSA
This Week’s Headlines: Just a Click Away
This was the week that: Hotels and airlines made news, Trump considered more country bans and the REAL ID got serious.
TSA Sets $45 Penalty for Non-REAL ID Travelers Beginning Feb. 1
TSA has announced that air travelers not carrying a REAL ID will be charged $45 starting in February of 2026.
Govt. Says U.S. Aviation Will Shut Down if Danger Rises
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Monday the administration would shutter U.S. aviation if the shutdown makes flying too risky.
Transportation Secretary Warns Shutdown Could Cause More Flight Delays
More flight delays could be on the way as the government shutdown drags on, nearing its 4th week of nationwide disruptions.
Exclusive: ECA’s Tommy Goodwin on the Government Shutdown
The Exhibition and Conferences Alliance’s Tommy Goodwin explains the potential fallout of the government shutdown for the industry.
Missed the Headlines? Check Out Our Weekly Roundup of Industry News
Miss this week’s travel headlines? Catch up here—from new TSA fire-safety restrictions to Southwest’s updated policy for plus-size flyers.
New TSA Restrictions Target Lithium Batteries and Curling Irons
TSA updates travel rules to curb fire risks from lithium batteries and overheating devices in cargo holds.
CLEAR to Launch eGate Pilot Program at Select U.S. Airports
CLEAR will launch biometric eGates at select U.S. airports, part of a broader push to modernize air travel ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
American Airlines Pilots One Stop Security Screening
American Airlines becomes the first to test One Stop Security, a program allowing passengers to clear U.S. Customs directly at the gate.
TSA Ends ‘Shoes-Off’ Policy in Major Airport Security Shift
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced a nationwide policy change allowing travelers to keep their shoes on during screenings.
Getting Real About the Real ID
The Real ID deadline is around the corner. If you don't have one yet, here's what you need to know know about this travel requirement.
Holiday Travel Surge: Record Numbers Expected
The 2024 holiday travel season is shaping up to be the busiest on record, with millions hitting the road and taking to the skies.
Global Entry Fees Set to Rise on Oct. 1
The Oct. 1 change marks the first rise in fees for the Global Entry and other Trusted Traveler Programs in 15 years.
Yes, You Can Fly Without an ID (Maybe)
Getting through airport security without a driver’s license or passport can be done — and I should know, because I did it. But it’s not an experience I would recommend.
