Missing scissors shut down Japan's second-largest airport for two hours
A missing pair of scissors recently brought an international airport in Japan to a standstill. The unusual security situation at…
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US Congressman introduces new law to close security loopholes in US airports
United States Congressman Nick Langworthy has announced the introduction of the bipartisan Safer Skies Act on August 5, 2024,…
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Abu Dhabi airport, ICP launch world's first-of-its-kind biometric 'Smart Travel'
Abu Dhabi Airports and The Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Ports Security (ICP) have partnered with each…
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DGCA issues rules for ground handlers to enhance airport safety
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation ( DGCA) has enhanced scrutiny of airport ground handling agencies to prevent incidents…
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Runways, Especially Tabletop, Under Scrutiny After Another Fatal Crash in Nepal.
SECURITY TODAY has compiled this article using information from IATA and other websites to help security professionals understand…
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ICAO releases new edition of Global Aviation Security Plan
The International Civil Aviation Organizations (ICAO) has released the new edition of its Global Aviation Security Plan (GASeP),…
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Dallas gets new runway surveillance system to reduce close-call risks
Recent close calls between airborne and taxiing aircraft at U.S. airports has led to an increased focus on the need for reducing…
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MHA sanctions 1,700 CISF jawans for Noida airport
The Union government has sanctioned a 1,700-strong armed security contingent of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) for…
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US proposes faster airport security for Indian travellers with new agreement
The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is working to establish a uniqueone-stop security agreement with India to…
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FAA moves to toughen safety rules on public charter airlines
The Federal Aviation Administration plans to impose tougher safety requirements on public charter airlines such as Dallas-based…
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Hoax callers may face flying ban, aviation security regulator to propose action
The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) is likely to propose action against hoax callers, including a five-year ban from…
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U.K. reimposes liquid rules at airport security after sudden “temporary” government U-turn
The U.K. is eliminating liquid rules for airport security. Some airports, where new CT scanners have been rolled out, no longer…
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