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Delta Air Lines Faces Security Concerns After Christmas Eve Stowaway Incident

An unticketed passenger boarded a Delta flight, resulting in delays and a renewed investigation into airport security procedures.

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Updated: Dec 27th, 2024, 7:29 PM ET

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On Christmas Eve, an unticketed passenger gained access to a Delta Air Lines flight from Seattle to Honolulu, prompting the aircraft to return to the gate. The individual was apprehended after hiding in a restroom following the discovery. Delta faced scrutiny over security protocols after this incident, which follows another stowaway case just weeks prior. The TSA is conducting a review, emphasizing that standard screening procedures allowed the individual to bypass check-in requirements. As safety and security remain top priorities, Delta apologized to affected customers for the delay.


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