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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top transportation security official on Thursday defended his controversial move to allow small knives to be carried onto airplanes, despite protests from flight attendants and lawmakers who say it will endanger the flying public. Full story
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. transportation security official on Thursday defended his controversial move to allow small knives to be carried onto airplanes, despite protests from flight attendants and lawmakers who say it will endanger the flying public. Full story
Five unions representing the nation’s flight attendants are fighting the TSA’s decision to allow airline passengers to carry small knives starting next month. Sara Nelson, International Vice-President of the Association of Flight Attendants, told NBC News why she and her colleagues are troubled by t
The latest TSA rule change, which will allow travelers to carry small pocket knives and other items previously banned on airplanes, has been receiving intense criticism. Sara Nelson of the Association of Flight Attendants talks about why this change is making flight attendants nervous.
Flight attendants from regional carrier SilkAir take an escalator at Changi Airport in Singapore May 17, 2013. REUTERS/Edgar Su (SINGAPORE - Tags: SOCIETY TRANSPORT)
Karen Varley, a flight attendant and design student at New York's Fashion Institute of Technology who owns PJNYDogwear.com, a maker of fashions for dogs, measures her pit bull Sugar for a custom sweater in her New York City apartment February 7, 2013. REUTERS/Mike Segar
Donna J. Gaspero , an American Airlines flight attendant for 37 years, marches with Laura Glading
"The Sisterhood of the Traveling Scarves and Ties"
