For the first time in decades, certain U.S. airports are permitting non-travelers to proceed through security and accompany loved ones to the gate, thereby reviving a tradition that largely ceased to exist following the September 11 attacks.
For the first time in decades, certain U.S. airports are permitting non-travelers to proceed through security and accompany loved ones to the gate, thereby reviving a tradition that largely ceased to exist following the September 11 attacks.