The Transportation Security Administration is preparing to allow some people without plane tickets to pass through airport security and reach departure gates, reversing a policy that followed the September 11 attacks. The change could help families, caregivers and airport visitors accompany travelers beyond security checkpoints. Participating airports will determine how the access is managed, with screening and identification requirements still applying. Officials say the policy reflects changing travel needs while preserving security standards developed over the past quarter-century in America.
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