TSA
Transportation Secretary Warns Airports Could Close If Government Shutdown Continues
Air travel will come to a near standstill unless the Department of Homeland Security is properly funded, Sean Duffy said this week.
Senate Bill Would End Congress Members’ ‘Special Treatment’ at Airport Security
Lawmakers are often given expedited screenings, and sometimes use “courtesy escorts” provided by TSA or police.
TSA Lines Grow as Partial Shutdown Drags On
At some airports, up to 20% of TSA agents have called out of work.
Airline CEOs Call on Congress to Pay TSA Workers
Passenger and cargo carriers are backing bills that would keep TSA officers and air traffic controllers paid during future government shutdowns.
Report: Hundreds of Staff Quit TSA
A growing number of agents are calling out of work or resigning, increasing the likelihood of long waits at airport security.
Travelers Face Hourslong Security Lines Amid TSA Staff Shortages
Agents are set to miss their first full paycheck this week.
TSA Rolls Out Alternate ID Verification System
Passengers without Real ID or other accepted documents can pay $45 for at-the-airport screening.
TSA Expanding PreCheck Touchless ID to 65 Airports
The option is available to current PreCheck travelers with a valid passport.