About: airport security
UK Gatwick airport hit by drone attack
Tens of thousands of airline passengers in the UK have been left stranded after a suspicious sighting of two drones circling the vicinity of Gatwick airport, prompting security authorities to halt flights late on Wednesday (20 December) evening.
Spain’s party islands ask EU to ban booze on flights
Authorities in the Balearic Islands, home to the party resorts of Ibiza and Magaluf, on Wednesday (12 July) asked Spain and the European Union to ban alcohol on flights and in airports as they battle "anti-social tourism".
US might ban laptops on all flights into and out of the country
The United States might ban laptops from aircraft cabins on all flights into and out of the country as part of a ramped-up effort to protect against potential security threats, US Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said yesterday (28 May).
EU, US hold ‘robust’ talks on possible airline laptop ban
Top US and EU officials traded intelligence Wednesday (17 May) on what they called "serious evolving threats" to airline security as Washington mulls banning carry-on computers on flights from Europe.
How to make Europe’s airports safer
It might sound counterintuitive for an industry – especially in the UK – to call for it to be regulated by the EU. Yet this is what British ground handlers are calling for, writes John Geddes.
Hackers bombard aviation sector with over 1,000 attacks per month
As airlines and airports increasingly become targets of cyber attacks, the EU’s aviation safety agency has urged taking cyber threats “seriously” by launching a common strategy.
Airport security chiefs question controls outside terminals
Following the terrorists attacks in Brussels on 22 March, airport security chiefs are calling for heightened intelligence cooperation.![[Christian Bortes/Flickr]](https://www.euractiv.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2016/04/8558570474_743ab95295_k.jpg)