25 years later — 10 big 9/11 aviation changes
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25 years later, the world still lives in the shadow of the day that has transformed global life and above all the aviation sector.
In the mid-1990s, when I was still a kid, I flew from Barcelona to London-Heathrow airport sitting in the command booth of an Iberia plane. The commander, who was at the door welcoming the ticket, invited me in. Inside was the co-pilot, who received me offering me a cigarette, which I refused. I did all the flight sitting on the carrier of the command booth and just left for lunch.
25 years later — 10 big 9/11 aviation changes
Some of us can remember what it was like before 9/11. Many of us cannot! Memories are fading. Today, we are starting to see teenagers coming into their own who have never known anything but the world of airport security and endless wars in the Middle East. We have 22 years of 9/11 aviation changes […]
Terrorist attacks in the U.S. transformed protocols into airports and planes and led to international changes
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