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Breaking with a practice that began after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Pittsburgh International Airport will soon allow non-ticketed patrons past its security checkpoints, NBC News reported.
The airport, getting back to the "good-old days" of air travel, will let non-flyers access inside gates, shops, restaurants and artwork year-round.
With approval from the Transportation Security Administration, the change will take effect Sept. 5.
While the TSA said it supports Pittsburgh's change, it noted that no additional staff has been hired for the change.
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