U.S. House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee chairman Peter DeFazio (D-Oregon) is reportedly drafting legislation, which in potential future federal government shutdowns, would carve out FAA, preventing its employees from being furloughed or working without pay. Keep Reading
On June 12, 2018, a Dolphin helicopter safely landed after they observed a green laser multiple times in the cockpit during flight operations. Keep Reading
The UK government has ploughed £25 million into a joint Home Office and Department for Transport research program on increasing aircraft protection from new chemicals, different methods of explosion and insider threats. Keep Reading
We’re on the cusp of a world where evildoers are flagged earlier and criminals are caught quicker – or can even be deterred from committing crimes by the knowledge that they will be caught. Keep Reading
His name: Nishal Sankat, a Florida Institute of Technology senior from the twin islands of Trinidad and Tobago. He has dual citizenship in Canada. Keep Reading
As drones continue to proliferate, the counter-drone needs of American law enforcement and national security agencies will only grow. Keep Reading
Greatest percentage of overall overstays comes from the student or exchange visitor pool. Keep Reading
TSA is transitioning to staggered membership terms, with approximately one-half of the members serving one-year terms and the other half serving two-year terms. Keep Reading
Over the last couple of weeks, in at least two and perhaps as many as 10 incidents, U.S. aircraft landing at the Djibouti base were hit by laser beams traced to Chinese outpost. Keep Reading
