US airports restore gate access for some non-ticketed visitors
The TSA is reportedly allowing some people without tickets to pass through security and access airport gates to meet travelers. The change reverses a long-standing restriction, with eligibility varying by airport or circumstance.
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Why it matters
The policy changes airport access procedures nationwide and could affect security screening and passenger-flow management.
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