A new white paper looks at several ways the implementation of biometrics technologies for air travelers will make flying an enjoyable experience again.
 

Eighty-seven percent of frequent flyers think that the Transportation Security Administration is doing either a poor or fair job in performing security screenings at the nation's airports.

A new study reveals a dramatic increase in the overall cost of cyber crime. 

Orlando International Airport is the first US airport to add facial recognition to its automated passport control (APC) kiosks.
 

The TSA confiscated nearly 70 firearms in passengers' carry-on luggage last week -- breaking a record set two years ago.

Shanghai Airlines has defended its policy to make their employees who are going to get married submit information about their spouses.

 The most important factors business travelers and travel buyers consider when choosing ground transportation is traveler and vehicle safety, followed by availability for a timely pick-up and convenience of payment methods, according to The2015 Ground Transportation Study, sponsored by Dav El/Boston Coach Chauffeured Transportation Network and Empire CLS Worldwide Chauffeured Services.  

Malicious actors don’t need to take over airplanes to wreak havoc on airline operations.

Security on Europe's rail networks will be stepped up with cross-border armed patrols and increased spot checks on trains.

The Metropolitan Transit System announced that its acting director of security, Manuel Guaderrama, has been given the permanent job.