Responding to Katrina’s Lessons
It is evident that there wasn't sufficient prior planning to deal with the consequences of the storm. Now, it's up to us to prepare to do better next time.
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A New Form of Homegrown Terrorism
The plan to strip-search air travelers will invade our privacy without adding to our security.
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When an Airport is Your Neighbor
With airports and communities located side-by-side, more care must be taken to avoid accidents.
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Security Planning For America's Airports
The threat of missiles as a means of bringing down commercial airliners should be a real concern.
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Signing on the DOTted Line
Security measures contracted by the Department of Transportation haven't made much difference to our safety.
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Do You Fear the Terminal More Than the Flight?
Business travelers now rate their flights by the time saved rather than the width of the seats.
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The Congressional Role in Airport Security
Congress promised to take action to keep our airports secure. It's time to keep that promise.
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Another Blow for Aviation Security
There was an attempt to bring real professionalism to passenger screening. It failed.
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Staying Focused on Security
Recommendations for better security policies have been made. Why haven't they been implemented?
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A Common Sense Approach to Airport Security
We need to put the needs of our nation's security over the needs of current airport workers.
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Hiring the Right People
At the end of the day good airport security is driven by good security personnel.
Police Training Can Protect Our Airports
Retired police personnel can make a difference in keeping America's airports secure.
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Airport Security: From Dysfunctional to Degrading
Passenger harassment and ineffective restrictions do not make airlines safer.
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Are Educated Screeners Too Much To Ask?
Waiving the need for a high school diploma means hiring screeners who couldn't find employment elsewhere.
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