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PSIM: Ready for Takeoff

Large airports are like miniature cities, with tens of thousands of people passing through them on any given day. Dynamic and expansive, airport environments are anything but simple — and that makes securing them evermore complex. Toward this end, airports collectively spend billions on aviation security annually. While this technology has automated and greatly improved many functions, it has also created some challenges. For example, with so much information from so many different sensors...
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Let's Talk Politics

In my family, you don’t talk politics, especially over a nice Christmas dinner. The ensuing argument, fists pounding on tables, and loud angry voices would definitely kill the Christmas spirit. (Did I mention we’re German?) But it seems such...

Blog • May 22nd, 2013
Association of Professional Flight Attendants Posts Study on TSA Knife Rule

The Association of Professional Flight Attendants, representing more than 16,000 employees at American Airlines, announced the results of a national survey regarding TSA's knives policy.

News • May 22nd, 2013
The Rising TIDE Floods All Neighborhoods

According to the most recent tally, the number of names in the government’s primary classified counter-terrorism data base has increased 62% in the past 5 years, from 540,000 to 875,000.

Blog • May 15th, 2013
TSA PreCheck to Expand for US Airways Customers

Arizona, USA-based US Airways (NYSE: LCC) said it is supporting the Transportation Security Administration for expanding its TSA PreCheck program to international itineraries.

News • May 14th, 2013
Implant Sciences Corp. Ships 8 Explosives Trace Detection Systems To Mexico City International Airport

Implant Sciences Corp. Ships 8 Explosives Trace Detection Systems To Mexico City - International Airport

News • May 14th, 2013
Access Control

The CyberLock system of electronic locks and programmable keys are ideal for airport facilities looking to increase security and control access to hangers, gates, server rooms, and restricted areas. System Managers can create employee and contractor...

Product • May 13th, 2013
Firms Eye TSA Background-Check Job

Private security firms are jostling for position on a potentially high-dollar government contract: a chance to conduct background checks on thousands of frequent fliers.

News • May 10th, 2013
O'Hare First to Implement New Technology for Expedited Customs Clearance

The Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) announced that Chicago O'Hare will be the first airport in the United States to implement Automated Passport Control (APC) to help travellers move more quickly through the U.S. border clearance process by...

News • May 8th, 2013
72 Airports Get Controller Reprieve; Controllers Will Be on the Job After Midnight

The Federal Aviation Administration is expected to announce Wednesday that 72 airports, including Midway, that were on an FAA list to potentially furlough all controllers working the midnight shift, as part of the sequestration budget cuts, will...

News • May 8th, 2013
TSA Expands Faster Screening to International Travelers

Some U.S. travelers who fly abroad are now eligible to zip through special airport screening lines without removing their shoes, belts and jackets or taking laptops and liquids out of carry-on bags.

News • May 7th, 2013
Lawyers File Petition to Keep Knives Off Planes

No knives on planes ever again, says industry coalition.

News • May 7th, 2013
CyberLock Inc.

CyberLock provides access control, electronic locks, electronic padlocks, electronic keys, smart key cabinets, audit trails, and activity logs.

Company • May 6th, 2013
Airport Body Scanners Pass Radiation Tests

Controversial full-body X-ray scanners at U.S. airports underwent more than 700 inspections last year, with all tests showing radiation levels below standards used by their manufacturer and the Transportation Security Administration, according to a...

News • May 6th, 2013
Gravograph

Gravograph manufactures engraving machines and materials that provide solutions for signage and industrial part marking. For technical support contact Bon Carter at (770) 814-7211 or bcarter@usa.technifor.com.

Company • May 1st, 2013
U.S. Controller Furloughs Resolved; Weather Observers in Doubt

U.S. airports are still facing the loss of FAA contract weather observers (CWOs) as the FAA moves to shut down the CWO program.

News • May 1st, 2013

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