Airlines to add cockpit barriers by 2026 federal deadline
Southwest Airlines has become the first U.S. carrier to install retractable “secondary barriers” on its brand-new Boeing 737 MAX jets — a gate-like device that blocks access when a cockpit door is open, such as during restroom breaks.
Other airlines, including United, American, and Alaska, are set to follow, ahead of a federal mandate requiring barriers on all new aircraft by 2026.
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