Twenty-five years after the September 11, 2001 attacks, the world continues to live under the influence of that day that profoundly transformed global life and, in particular, the aviation sector.
The coordinated attacks by extremist groups against targets in the United States had an unprecedented impact on the aviation industry, requiring a complete restructuring of security protocols at airports and airlines worldwide.
Aviation security was completely reformulated after the events of that day, with the implementation of stricter passenger, baggage, and crew control measures, as well as changes in onboard procedures and air surveillance.
The aviation sector faced significant challenges in adapting to these new security realities, which continue to shape the way we travel by plane to this day.
