TSA is planning to replace its federal workers with private contractors at select airports as part of a new pilot program ...

Three US airports have expressed interest in a new public-private partnership for security screening, but the union representing TSA workers is calling it a step backwards.

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About 20 U.S. airports, including Kansas City International, rely on private security companies rather than the Transportation Security Administration to ensure that passengers and cargo comply with ...

20 U.S. airports use private security contractors instead of TSA officers through the Screening Partnership Program. Private screening operations follow the same TSA rules, including identification ...

Though CT scanners provide the potential to identify threat items that older X-ray machines may have missed, such as liquid ...

Three U.S. airports are set to become the first participants in a new Transportation Security Administration initiative that expands the use of private contractors at airport security checkpoints ...

Three US airports have become early adopters of a controversial new program that allows third-party vendors to replace federal agents at security checkpoints. Some 20 US airports, including Atlantic ...

President Donald Trump has called for the privatization of airport security at smaller airports, a recommendation outlined in Project 2025. Though the president has a record of making specious ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — If you've traveled by plane, you can probably picture this scene: Passengers line up to present their IDs to an airport officer, put their carry-on luggage on a conveyor belt and ...