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Thursday, September 24

TSA Opens Security Checkpoints to Non-Travelers

A new program lets people without tickets pass through screening, prompting safety questions.

Travelers undergo security screening at an airport terminal.
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The TSA has started a program that lets people who are not flying go through airport security. The change means non-travelers can accompany passengers past the checkpoint. The program has raised safety questions, according to reports. Details on which airports are taking part were not included in the source notes.

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