Website: tsa.gov
Overview
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is a U.S. federal agency under the Department of Homeland Security, dedicated to securing the nation’s transportation systems. Established after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, TSA's mission is to protect passengers, baggage, and transportation infrastructure from threats such as terrorism and hijacking.
TSA provides essential services, including passenger and baggage screening at over 450 U.S. airports. The agency employs Transportation Security Officers who conduct identity verification, pat-downs, full-body scans, and explosives detection. TSA also utilizes specialized personnel, such as explosives detection dog handlers and Federal Air Marshals, to enhance security across various transportation modes, including highways, railroads, and mass transit systems. With a budget of approximately $9.7 billion and over 47,000 personnel, TSA continuously adapts its security measures to address emerging threats while maintaining public confidence in safe travel.
TSA provides essential services, including passenger and baggage screening at over 450 U.S. airports. The agency employs Transportation Security Officers who conduct identity verification, pat-downs, full-body scans, and explosives detection. TSA also utilizes specialized personnel, such as explosives detection dog handlers and Federal Air Marshals, to enhance security across various transportation modes, including highways, railroads, and mass transit systems. With a budget of approximately $9.7 billion and over 47,000 personnel, TSA continuously adapts its security measures to address emerging threats while maintaining public confidence in safe travel.
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