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Three Ways to Protect Your Privacy When You Travel

In today’s world of advanced technology it’s important to protect your privacy when you travel. If you’ve ever used a laptop, cellphone or credit card, then you’ve shared countless amounts of data that could be used negatively if in…

Boeing 737 Max 8: What's Next?

Investigations into what caused two Boeing 737 Max 8 flights to crash in similar ways less than six months apart are still ongoing. Inspections found that both ill-fated aircraft were missing safety features that could have helped the pilots…

Starwood Data Breach

Data breaches are becoming ever more prevalent across all industries. The recent breach of Starwood exposed personally identifiable information of up to 500 million Starwood guests. Security concerns like this raise questions of more secure…

Women Traveling for Business: Tips to Stay Safe

Women are the most rapidly growing demographic in business travel today. Over half of travel programs in 2018 had a higher percentage of female travelers compared to 2-3 years ago. Yet, with so many women traveling for business, there is a vast…
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TSA Enhances Security, Keeps PreCheck Appeal

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) plans to enhance their security offerings while still giving PreCheck users their money’s worth. Part of the TSA’s security upgrades includes experimenting with additional segmentation…
Laptop Ban blog

FAA Urges Laptop Ban

The Federal Aviation Administration put out a statement this past Friday, October 20, 2017, urging aviation authorities around the world to ban large electronic devices like laptops from being transported in checked bags. The issue of…
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State Department Implements New Travel Warning System

Understanding the complexity, frequency of change, and overall challenges around staying up to date with potential impacts to our travelers’ safety, the U.S. State Department has launched a new travel warning system which is designed to…
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After Tragedy, Southwest Airlines Has Completed Its Inspections

Safety concerns following the recent Southwest Airlines tragedy, in which an engine broke apart, shattering a window, and ultimately causing the death of the passenger seated by the window, roused the FAA to order new engine inspections.…
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Duty of Care

There have been many articles written and recommendations made about Duty of Care and Risk Management, but what really matters is how your company has addressed its obligation and what processes have been put in place to immediately respond…
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What is the Future of Airport Security?

Whether it is the use of biometrics or simply the validation of your photo ID, we have summarized the new technologies under review at various airports to bring you the very latest on airport security and speed of boarding. TSA Pre-Check Just…