An INTERPOL-led operation to strengthen counterterrorism action in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda has triggered investigations in several countries. Keep Reading
Keeping air transportation safe and secure is crucial. But how do we protect airports, airlines and all the activities they perform in the face of a global pandemic? Keep Reading
The Federal Aviation Administration will award approximately $10 billion in funds to commercial and general aviation airports from the government’s newly created Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES) Airport Program. Keep Reading
All vessels calling on U.S. ports are now required to report crew and passenger illnesses to the Captain of the Port and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention immediately, or 15 days prior to arriving in a U.S. port. Keep Reading
The Federal Aviation Administration has issued guidance for states, airport operators and others as they seek to keep transportation moving and prevent the spread of COVID-19. Keep Reading
Canada has introduced new domestic transportation measures to support provincial, territorial and local efforts to mitigate the risk of COVID-19 spreading from traveling within Canada. Keep Reading
Medical guidance continues to be that masks are not recommended as protection against COVID-19, however, masks will be made available to employees who choose to wear them. Keep Reading
Following an executive order by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, all passengers arriving at Orlando International Airport from the Greater New York area will be screened by health officials upon arrival. Keep Reading
As a result of reduced flight and passenger activity related to the COVID-19 pandemic, the San Francisco International Airport (SFO) has announced plans to consolidate all flight activity in the International Terminal to a single concourse. Keep Reading
TSA has issued a new final rule that requires higher-risk surface transportation providers to provide security training for certain employees. The rule affects some railroads, public transportation systems and over-the-road buses. Keep Reading
