TSA now allowing non-ticketed visitors into terminals at several US airports
Summary
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is now allowing visitors without flight tickets to enter airport terminals at some U.S. airports. This change reverses the security measures introduced after 9/11, which restricted terminal access to only ticketed passengers.Key Facts
- Before 9/11, anyone could freely enter airport terminals to greet friends or family.
- After the 9/11 attacks, security rules changed to limit terminal access to only passengers with tickets.
- TSA is now letting non-ticketed visitors into terminals at several U.S. airports again.
- This change applies only at certain airports, not all across the country.
- The new policy allows people to visit gates and meet travelers before flights.
- The goal is to improve the airport experience for travelers and their guests.
- TSA will continue to maintain security screening for all visitors entering terminals.
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