TSA Brings Back Gate Access for Some People Without Plane Tickets After 25 Years

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is bringing back gate access for some people without plane tickets, 25 years after the agency first implemented the restriction. The change will allow certain individuals, such as those accompanying minors or passengers with disabilities, to pass through security checkpoints and accompany travelers to the gate. The TSA said the move is part of an effort to improve customer service and accommodate the needs of passengers who require assistance.