In aviation there is a before and an after the attacks. "Security is never complete"
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In aviation there is a before and an after the attacks. "Security is never complete"

Jornal de Negócios11 September 2026 at 06:00

In aviation, there was a significant change in security before and after the September 11 attacks. This was one of the aspects with the most visible alterations in the post-attacks period, fundamentally transforming the way the aviation industry operates.

Airlines were forced to adapt to new security measures implemented in response to the attacks. These changes affected both procedures at airports and security practices on the flights themselves.

An expert warns that security in aviation is work in permanent evolution. According to the specialist, this is a continuous process that will never be complete, requiring constant updates and adjustments on the part of the airlines.

The central message is that, although major transformations have been made in aviation security since 2001, the sector needs to remain vigilant and in constant adaptation to new threats.

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