TSA has 45,000 screeners and more than 12,000 X-ray machines, explosive-trace detectors, explosives-detection systems and walk-through metal detectors.

On July 7, TSA hit an all-time record, when more than three million people passed through checkpoints. Here's what is most important to know based on the data shared by TSA.

“The TSA PreCheck program continues to be the premier trusted traveler program and has experienced significant growth since 2015. Total enrollments have surged by around 800%, from less than 2 million ...

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is calling on innovators and technology firms to contribute ideas that could revolutionize the way operational data is collected in security ...

The TSA has just issued a warning about a cyber threat called "juice jacking" — where hackers can potentially steal your data or install malware on your phone just by using public USB ports.

What happens to my data after the security checkpoint screening? According to the TSA, your information is generally deleted shortly after you pass the screening process and is not used for ...

TSA marks record number of passengers as Memorial Day weekend kicks off Over 2.9 million passengers were screened at airports, the agency said.

TSA typically issues alerts about what travelers can and can’t bring on planes, required identification (such as REAL ID), or delays due to weather and holiday rushes. But a recent post also ...

Yesterday's report said a relatively new TSA employee asked JetBlue to share its data in a written request July 30, 2002. One of JetBlue's contractors quickly arranged to provide the information ...