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  Posted on: Thursday, June 6, 2013
TSA folds on allowing small knives on planes
Fierce Homeland Security

The Transportation Security Administration  backed away from its plan to stop screening air travelers for small pocketknives, along with toy bats, billiard cues, ski poles, hockey sticks, lacrosse sticks and up to two golf clubs.

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Transportation:
6/6/13   TSA folds on allowing small knives on planes
5/12/13   TSA defends TWIC pilot testing
4/25/13   Experts: security of U.S. mass transit system must be tightened
4/24/13   TSA reverses course on knives-on-planes policy
4/17/13   Lawmakers want FAA to allow use of electronic gadgets during flights
4/10/13   FAA fines NYC airports for using untrained personnel for fire, emergency duties
3/7/13   Air marshals, flight attendants want TSA to reconsider knife policy
2/4/13   Bomb-sniffing dogs missing at some high-risk airports
1/24/13   Blast-resilient carriages to reduce impact of a terrorist attack on trains, metros
1/17/13   TWIC reader rule coming in February
1/9/13   TSA hits new record in gun collection at airports in 2012
12/12/12   Modeling terrorism risk to the air transportation system
11/15/12   Improving the sensitivity of airport security screening
11/3/12   Fake airline-boarding passes get through security, experts say
10/26/12   TSA to Test Private Vendor to Help Speed U.S. Airport Checks
10/15/12   Subway/Rail Commuters At Greatest Risk For Terrorism
10/8/12   Small airports face reduction in TSA funding for security measures
10/5/12   Boarding gate with built-in explosives detection speeds up airport security checks
8/30/12   The costs, benefits, and efficiency of aviation security measures
7/19/12   Bulgaria bus bombing underscores vulnerability of public transport: MTI experts
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