Private aircraft clears for flight amid partial airline restart
Private planes were allowed to fly as major airports reopened after Tuesday's attacks. Logan Boston reopened while Reagan National remained closed. Nation-wide travel faced long lines and delays as security was tightened and 200000 grounded aircraft faced renewed schedules.
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FAA to tighten airport security screening rules
FAA moves to certify private airport screeners after long known gaps in luggage security. Tests showed European screeners detected more mock weapons than U.S. counterparts. Law and congress had demanded reforms, with final rules due soon to regulate the screening industry.
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