Restricting airport access for representatives of state sponsors of terrorism.
This Act aims to enhance airport security by prohibiting access to restricted areas (such as secured, sterile, and air cargo areas) for individuals acting on behalf of countries designated as state sponsors of terrorism. For citizens, this translates into a potentially higher level of security during air travel and within airport infrastructure. The change primarily affects administrative and security procedures, without directly altering passengers' daily rights.
Key points
Imposing a ban on access to critical airport areas (secured, sterile, and air cargo areas) for representatives of countries supporting international terrorism.
The ban applies to countries designated by the Secretary of State as state sponsors of terrorism within the preceding three years.
The goal is to strengthen national security and protect aviation infrastructure from external threats.
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