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According to a report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO), canine teams are not being effectively used in airports to screen people for explosives. Read the details online.

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A federal court has ruled against a group of 19 airlines that claimed the U.S. government overcharged them for passenger screening. The lawsuit concerned fees for 2000, which the TSA said were $420 million. Airlines argued that the amount was actually $305 million. The court ruled that TSA’s figures were reasonable.

Homeland Security: Airport Security

Is It Really Possible to Trust Travelers?

By Matthew Harwood

Part IV of Security Management's 9-11 Anniversary Special Focus: The newest attempt at a trusted traveler program.

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