Airlines test technology to ditch the boarding pass
Airlines like Delta and JetBlue are testing technology that relies on facial recognition in hopes of speeding up the security process
Officials test new security measures for holiday travel rush
The TSA is exploring a new security screening technology designed to spot hidden explosives and suicide vests
Why tech that could have prevented derailment isn't on all railroads
Positive train control is technology that takes over a speeding train, but not all big passenger railroads have it
Millions of potentially explosive air bags still on the road
Honda employees are going door-to-door, hunting for the cars with the most dangerous defective Takata air bags
"People are exactly the same," flight attendant says after 60 years in the air
Bette Nash, who started working as a flight attendant in 1957, planned to do the job for a couple years. Instead she turns 82 next month with no plans to retire
New questions in death of Baltimore detective, killed 1 day before testifying
Det. Sean Suiter was killed the day before he was set to testify in a federal corruption case against eight Baltimore police officers
Gov. Cuomo wants to bring driverless cars to New York City
Mayor Bill de Blasio has said "not so fast" and that he thinks it "creates a danger"
Baltimore remembers cop killed in shooting
Sean Suiter is being remembered as a great cop, known for his smarts and his smile. Police are still searching for his killer
DHS experts hacked into Boeing 757
The team of researchers needed only two days in September 2016 to remotely hack into the passenger plane
New questions after video emerges of Roy Halladay's final flight
ICON has marketed the A5, which can land on water, as safe and easy to fly even for inexperienced pilots
Do cramped airplanes pose safety threats to passengers?
As airlines shrink seats to fit more people, passenger safety advocates worry emergency evacuations will take even longer
"We need that Gulf Coast": Harvey flooding shuts down oil refineries
Former Shell Oil president says that some refineries hit by Harvey "could be down through Thanksgiving or longer"
Harvey fuels increase in gas prices nationwide
As Hurricane Harvey slammed into the Texas coast, it shut down some of the biggest oil and gas refineries in the country
"We're always going to be vulnerable" to car attacks: expert
Former assistant director of FBI Ron Hosko says "it's almost impossible in an urban setting" to protect sidewalks from cars
3 JetBlue flights in 2 weeks diverted due to cabin odors
Two of the flights were on Thursday night, all Airbus A320 planes. Some crew were taken to the hospital