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One missed paycheck 'is too many.' TSA officers prepare for extended shutdown
4:51 PM ET Wed, 9 Jan 2019
TSA officers are preparing for their first missed paycheck since the shutdown began Dec. 22. The some 51,000 officers are among the roughly 420,000 essential federal employees who are required to work through the shutdown.
What it's like to train to become a commercial pilot — inside United Airlines' simulation hub
8:59 AM ET Sun, 25 Nov 2018
CNBC takes you on an inside look at United Airlines Flight Training Center in Denver, Colorado. All of United's 12,000 pilots come through here for flight training every year.
The man behind TSA's wildly popular and bizarre Instagram account unexpectedly dies at 48
5:04 PM ET Mon, 22 Oct 2018
Curtis "Bob" Burns, the man who began the TSA's wildly popular Instagram account, has died at age 48. Burns' career started in Cincinnati as a baggage handler in 2002, and he started the agency's Instagram account in 2013.
This new luggage scanner could speed up security lines and let you keep everything in your carry-on
9:01 AM ET Sat, 15 Sept 2018
Analogic created a computed tomography (CT) scanner for the TSA that produces 3D images of carry-on luggage. This allows passengers to keep electronics in their bags and could one day let them keep liquids as well.
How medical imaging technology will speed up airport security
10:28 AM ET Mon, 17 Sept 2018
Analogic Corporation created a computed tomography (CT) scanner for TSA that produces 3D images of carry-on luggage. The allows passengers to keep electronics in their carry-ons, and could one day allow passengers to keep liquids in too.
The TSA is considering eliminating security checkpoints at smaller airports
11:40 AM ET Thu, 2 Aug 2018
The TSA says it's just studying the possibility of eliminating security checkpoints at 150 smaller airports, in an effort to save money. It's already facing serious backlash over the idea, USA Today reports.
TSA on hiring spree to meet summer travel demand
3:31 PM ET Fri, 6 July 2018
CNBC's Kate Rogers reports on what it takes to work at the TSA, which is hiring to meet summer travel demand.
What it takes to join the TSA
8:41 AM ET Fri, 6 July 2018
CNBC's Kate Rogers reports on how the Transportation Security Administration is training and attracting jobseekers.
TSA is recruiting to fill desperately needed security roles in a tight labor market
7:00 AM ET Fri, 6 July 2018
With security lines at all-time highs, the Transportation Security Administration has to recruit more airport security officers.
Expect more crowded airports, roads than ever before for Fourth of July travel
11:46 AM ET Fri, 29 June 2018
The Fourth of July falls on a Wednesday this year, giving travelers more flexibility to schedule their getaways and likely setting a record for the number of Americans traveling.
Carry-on alert: TSA urges separate screening for powders
10:53 AM ET Wed, 20 June 2018
TSA and airlines are urging passengers to pack larger containers in checked luggage and remove smaller containers from carry-on bags for separate screening, similar to small containers of liquids. USAToday reports.
Trump's ban of 7 countries exclusively is 'unnecessary': Bill Bratton
8:06 AM ET Fri, 26 May 2017
I think you can tighten the vetting process, says Bill Bratton, Teneo Risk executive chairman, and former NYPD commissioner, discussing President Trump's proposed travel ban on people from several Muslim-majority countries, what America needs to do to increase security awareness, and the TSA's screening of electronic devices at airports.
New TSA security measures warranted?
3:28 PM ET Thu, 25 May 2017
Former TSA Administrator John Pistole and Ben Baldanza, former Spirit Airlines CEO, discuss the tighter security practices that the TSA is trialing at some airports and what it means for airline travel.
TSA tightens security screening for air travelers
7:15 AM ET Thu, 25 May 2017
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is testing new procedures that will require travelers to unpack electronics from carry-on bags for separate screening, reports CNBC's Phil LeBeau.
What would a government shutdown mean for you?
9:01 AM ET Tue, 25 April 2017
Here's what services are "essential" and would continue if the government fails to pass a new spending bill by Friday, USA Today reports.
Bethune on electronics ban: Officials trying to make rational rules
12:01 PM ET Tue, 21 March 2017
Discussing the carry-on restrictions for electronics on flights from the Middle East with Gordon Bethune, former Continental Airlines chairman & CEO and CNBC contributor.
Former TSA Head: Electronics ban 'as precise as possible'
10:40 AM ET Tue, 21 March 2017
Former TSA Administrator John Pistole discusses the impact of the ban on electronics on some U.S.-bound flights from the Middle East.
Rep. Swalwell: Worried over convergence of Trump administration's political, personal & financial ties to Russia
10:31 AM ET Tue, 21 March 2017
Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) discusses the impact of the ban on electronics on some U.S.-bound flights from the Middle East as well as the FBI investigation into Russia.
Gunman kills 5 at Fort Lauderdale airport shooting, shooter in custody
6:32 PM ET Fri, 6 Jan 2017
Law enforcement officials confirmed the shooter at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport was unharmed and in custody.
Cramer on Samsung Galaxy Note problems
10:43 AM ET Tue, 11 Oct 2016
Jim Cramer on Tuesday calls for the TSA to stop Samsung Galaxy Note 7's from coming on planes.

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