The Sep 11, 2001 attacks transformed air travel, set in motion wars whose consequences are still being felt, and changed how some communities in the United States were viewed and treated.
The Sep 11, 2001 attacks transformed air travel, set in motion wars whose consequences are still being felt, and changed how some communities in the United States were viewed and treated.
A Transportation Security Administration worker hands a passport back to a traveller at a checkpoint at Pittsburgh International Airport, March 23, 2026. (File photo: AP/Gene J. Puskar).
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11 Sep 2026 04:45PM
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