By 2032, most airline passengers won’t remember pre-9/11 travel ...Middle East

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The terrorist events of Sept. 11, 2001 changed airline security forever. In the US, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) was quickly established, and airport security was heightened to never-before-seen levels.Two decades later, airline passengers now move through American airports slowly, snaking through queues, routinely removing multiple items of clothing, and facing considerable restrictions on carry-on items. While many of us remember the days when it wasn’t required to shuffle past TSA agents in our socks, there’s already a significant portion of the population that simply don’t know air travel as anything else. In fact, by 2032, the majority of adult airline passengers in

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