Dan Bubb In The News

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A 23-year-old University of Nevada, Las Vegas student who has interned at NASA and Blue Origin is earning national recognition as one of four women across the country selected for scholarships from the Women in Aerospace Foundation.
Fox News
The TSA has directed the officers assigned to verify passengers' identification to remain on their feet, saying the new rule is intended to reinforce security and create a more welcoming experience. The union representing workers, however, argues it could negatively affect both safety and comfort.
The National News Desk
The Federal Aviation Administration surpassed its goal for hiring new air traffic controller trainees as it tries to fill a longstanding shortage of people to direct traffic at America’s airports that has stressed the system and raised safety concerns.
Spectrum Bay News 9
For air travelers, delays and cancellations have long been an unwelcome part of the journey. But the Federal Aviation Administration is turning to artificial intelligence, hoping to reduce delays and help manage flight paths across American airspace.
International Business Times
The Constitution bars a maximum age, and only an amendment could add one.
Travel + Leisure
On a couple of recent flights, gate agents informed us the flights were full and asked for volunteers to check their bags at the gate free of charge. On one flight, the gate agent went further, warning that if no one volunteered, everyone would be required to check their bags at the gate.
Huffington Post
The rule was imposed in 1959 and updated once. Congress has been debating whether to change it again.
TheTravel
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has recently launched major updates to its airport checkpoints, rolling back several post-9/11 security protocols. But despite being among the initial launch hubs, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) recently hit a snag when TSA staff denied Gateside access to an approved visitor due to "lack of training."