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Transportation Security Administration News Arms and Airports: Ft. Lauderdale Renews Concerns Over Guns in the Terminal Not only is it legal in America to transport unloaded, cased and locked firearms as checked luggage on airlines, but to the dismay of airport security officers it is also legal to carry a loaded weapon into 11 of the top 20 major airports including Los Angeles, Atlanta, Phoenix and Las Vegas -- Junk in Trunk: Flier Charged in Gift-Wrapped Heroin Bust Federal prosecutors say an airport worker at Los Angeles International Airport has been charged with trying to smuggle 13 pounds of heroin wrapped in Christmas paper Man Arrested After Breaching Security , Allegedly Striking TSA Agents at Chicago O'Hare An Illinois man was arrested after breaching security at Chicago O'Hare airport and allegedly striking law enforcement officers who attempted to arrest him, police said. The man, identified as 21-year-old Malik Steffon Neal, was arrested just before 5 a.m., police said. "Neal entered a restricted Airports Boost Security After Fort Lauderdale Shooting There has been an increased security presence at airports across the country this weekend after a shooting at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport left five people dead and another six people injured. The suspected gunman, Esteban Santiago, a 26-year-old former National Guard soldier, Suspect Charged With Federal Crimes in Fort Lauderdale Airport Attack The man suspected of opening fire in a baggage claim area of a Florida airport Friday, killing five people and wounding six, allegedly told the FBI he had planned the attack and bought a one-way ticket to Fort Lauderdale to carry it out, according to an FBI affidavit. Esteban Santiago, 26, has been More Armed Officers Could Help Prevent Airport Shootings: Expert They have become a common sight at many U.S. mass transit hubs since the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001 -- armed officers, such as National Guard members in camouflage and with weapons visible. Now in the wake of Friday’s mass shooting at a Fort Lauderdale airport that left five people dead Veteran Allegedly Kills 5 at Fort Lauderdale Airport Shooting, Terrorism Not Ruled Out A military veteran opened fire in a baggage claim at the Fort Lauderdale–Hollywood International Airport in Florida Friday, killing five and wounding eight others, in a horrific scene that sent people running for their lives, officials and witnesses said. The motive for the shooting, just before 1 What the Rules Are on Flying With a Gun Today's shooting at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport has many asking whether it's legal to travel with a firearm after it was reported that the suspected gunman checked his weapon in his baggage. Carnage broke out today at the Florida airport when a gunman opened fire at a Travel Losers (and Winners) of 2016 We’ve seen some big fails this year in the world of travel, but there have been some successes, too. May you only see the latter in 2017. Travel Losers Home shoppers vs. airline computer outages I’m not alone in suggesting it’s time for the airlines to overhaul some of their antiquated reservation
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ABD'nin Florida eyaletindeki Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Uluslararası Havalimanında bugün 6 Ocak'ta düzenlenen silahlı saldırıda, 5 kişinin öldüğü, en az 8 kişinin de yaralandığı aktarıldı. Hürriyet'in haberine göre etrafa ateş açan saldırganın gözaltına alındığı, olayın Terminal 'nin bagaj teslim kısmında yaşandığı bildirildi. Polis olay yerindeki yolcuları güvenlik gerekçesiyle tahliye ederken, olayın belli bi örgütle bağlantılı terör saldırısı olup olmadığı konusunda herhangi bir açıklama yapılmadı. QHA