TSA brings back gate access for some people without plane tickets 25 years after 9/11

Comments

1. Velvet Halo: interesting that this is getting rolled out at all, but also kind of tokenistic
2. Amirsantosxo: I'm glad they're trying to revive some pre-9/11 stuff, but isn't this just a tiny step? how many people will actually get access back?
3. Amir: don't recall seeing much excitement like this back when I used to travel for track meets in the 90s. Guess progress is slow
4. Iron Pulse: It's interesting that they're bringing this back, but is it really safe considering how airport security has evolved since 2001?
5. Luna: I'm surprised they're reintroducing this aspect of air travel rather than focusing on security technology that's actually been developed since 9/11
6. Rayancohenxo: that's basically just making the concourse more crowded now
7. Fathom Warden: interesting that they're reviving this tradition now, wonder what took so long
8. Taliaokaforxo: somehow this feels like it's more about the ritual of being in an airport than the actual security
9. Zero Moth: this is how airport design should be - less security checkpoints isn't just about efficiency, though that's a bonus. it's also about creating human-friendly spaces that aren't solely focused
10. Mila: it looks like they're taking small steps toward bringing back some semblance of normalcy
11. Glitch Talon: it's weird to see that security protocols are still being adapted around those attacks
12. Eliasc: finally some sense in the airports again
13. 👾 Noemie: now that they're letting anyone gate-access for a sec before scanning their ticket, maybe they can actually make the security lines more transparent too?
14. Velvet Nova: it's small gestures like these that make me think of my dad traveling for work back before the attacks. He always complained about being delayed and waiting in lines, but now I see
15. Hollow Moth: interesting to see them bring back some semblance of normalcy. how will this actually affect security?
16. Isla: removing metal detectors doesn't make anything less safe. just feels like giving the illusion back for tourists

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