Security

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

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Beware of Moving Presidential TFRs

NBAA’s GA Desk is warning aircraft operators flying on the U.S. East Coast this week to review TFR notams carefully.

Rotorcraft

October 18, 2011

GA-TSA Relationship Thaw?

The TSA is willing to work to minimize the effect of its policies on general aviation (GA), said Gregory Kulis, a member of NBAA’s Security Counciil

Security

October 13, 2011

Otonomy Wireless System Secures Parked Aircraft

As more business and private jets travel further abroad, often to airports where ground security is nonexistent or minimal at best, Otonomy Aviation (Booth

Security

October 12, 2011

TSA Reworking Maligned LASP

When the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) first announced its Large Aircraft Security Program (LASP) in October 2008, it threatened to ground e

Security

October 9, 2011

Videos

Top Pilots Rack Up Hours Flying Safely

The National Business Aviation Association presents Pilot Flying Safety Awards each year to the member company pilots who have exemplary safety records.

Security

October 8, 2011

NBAA Awards Top Mechanics and Avionics Technicians

Each year, NBAA recognizes the top aviation maintenance and avionics technicians with excellent safety records who work for member companies.

Security

October 8, 2011

Industry Group To Advise TSA on Aviation Security

The House Homeland Security Committee was expected to take action last month on the “Aviation Security Stakeholder Participation Act of 2011,” which will e

Security

October 2, 2011

Remembering 9/11, In Your Own Words

To commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9/11, AIN asked you–our readers–to write the narrative by sharing your own personal stories of that

Security

September 8, 2011

GA Security Elevated as 9/11 Anniversary Nears

The Department of Homeland Security and the FBI issued an intelligence bulletin warning on Friday that “violent extremists with knowledge of general aviati

Security

September 6, 2011

NBAA, AOPA Submit Opening Briefs in Barr Lawsuit

The FAA acted “arbitrarily and capriciously” when it reversed longstanding agency practice and precedent by recalibrating its <a href="http://www.gpo.gov/f

Regulations and Government

August 30, 2011

State Department: Manpads Remain a Threat

The U.S.

Security

August 29, 2011

Researchers Develop GA Security Model

Engineering researchers at the University of Arkansas have created a statistical model of daily operations at general aviation airports that might uncover

Security

August 29, 2011

Court Upholds Signature Dulles Verdict

A decision on Tuesday by the U.S.

Regulations and Government

August 11, 2011

Lawmakers decry Barr restrictions

Lawmakers from both houses of Congress have joined the battle over the Department of Transportation’s decision to dismantle the Block Aircraft Registration

Security

July 31, 2011

Flight attendants learn safety ropes at NBAA conference

by Matt Thurber If attendance numbers and enthusiasm of those who flocked to San Diego in mid-June for the <a href="http://www.nbaa.org/even

Safety

July 29, 2011

Air-Care International’s New Facts Fire Trainer

Air-Care International’s Facts training division has added a new simulator to its stable of cabin safety training devices, an in-flight fire trainer.

Safety

July 29, 2011

Dodie speaks: flight attendants are safety specialists

“The number-one priority is being safety specialists,” said Dodie Thomas, who works for Altria Client Services and was chosen as vice chairwoman of the NBA

Safety

July 29, 2011

Facts about dry ice

A contingent of U.S.

Safety

July 29, 2011

GAMA to Congress: review security fiats

Jeppesen president and CEO Mark Van Tine in July questioned the Transportation Security Administration’s use of security directives to vastly expand existi

Security

July 28, 2011

TSA Adds News DCA Gateways

The Transportation Security Administration has added several new FBOs as approved gateways for general aviation operators using the DCA Access Standard Sec

Airports

July 27, 2011

Security

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

Latest

Beware of Moving Presidential TFRs

NBAA’s GA Desk is warning aircraft operators flying on the U.S. East Coast this week to review TFR notams carefully.

GA-TSA Relationship Thaw?

The TSA is willing to work to minimize the effect of its policies on general aviation (GA), said Gregory Kulis, a member of NBAA’s Security Counciil

Otonomy Wireless System Secures Parked Aircraft

As more business and private jets travel further abroad, often to airports where ground security is nonexistent or minimal at best, Otonomy Aviation (Booth

TSA Reworking Maligned LASP

When the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) first announced its Large Aircraft Security Program (LASP) in October 2008, it threatened to ground e

Videos

More Articles

Top Pilots Rack Up Hours Flying Safely

The National Business Aviation Association presents Pilot Flying Safety Awards each year to the member company pilots who have exemplary safety records.

NBAA Awards Top Mechanics and Avionics Technicians

Each year, NBAA recognizes the top aviation maintenance and avionics technicians with excellent safety records who work for member companies.

Industry Group To Advise TSA on Aviation Security

The House Homeland Security Committee was expected to take action last month on the “Aviation Security Stakeholder Participation Act of 2011,” which will e

Remembering 9/11, In Your Own Words

To commemorate the 10th anniversary of 9/11, AIN asked you–our readers–to write the narrative by sharing your own personal stories of that

GA Security Elevated as 9/11 Anniversary Nears

The Department of Homeland Security and the FBI issued an intelligence bulletin warning on Friday that “violent extremists with knowledge of general aviati

NBAA, AOPA Submit Opening Briefs in Barr Lawsuit

The FAA acted “arbitrarily and capriciously” when it reversed longstanding agency practice and precedent by recalibrating its <a href="http://www.gpo.gov/f

State Department: Manpads Remain a Threat

The U.S.

Researchers Develop GA Security Model

Engineering researchers at the University of Arkansas have created a statistical model of daily operations at general aviation airports that might uncover

Court Upholds Signature Dulles Verdict

A decision on Tuesday by the U.S.

Lawmakers decry Barr restrictions

Lawmakers from both houses of Congress have joined the battle over the Department of Transportation’s decision to dismantle the Block Aircraft Registration

Flight attendants learn safety ropes at NBAA conference

by Matt Thurber If attendance numbers and enthusiasm of those who flocked to San Diego in mid-June for the <a href="http://www.nbaa.org/even

Air-Care International’s New Facts Fire Trainer

Air-Care International’s Facts training division has added a new simulator to its stable of cabin safety training devices, an in-flight fire trainer.

Dodie speaks: flight attendants are safety specialists

“The number-one priority is being safety specialists,” said Dodie Thomas, who works for Altria Client Services and was chosen as vice chairwoman of the NBA

Facts about dry ice

A contingent of U.S.

GAMA to Congress: review security fiats

Jeppesen president and CEO Mark Van Tine in July questioned the Transportation Security Administration’s use of security directives to vastly expand existi

TSA Adds News DCA Gateways

The Transportation Security Administration has added several new FBOs as approved gateways for general aviation operators using the DCA Access Standard Sec

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