how far can you accompany someone in the airport

In most airports, non-travelers (people without a boarding pass) can typically accompany someone to the check-in area or the entrance of the security checkpoint, but they cannot go through security or to the gate. However, this can vary depending on the airport and specific policies. Some airports may allow non-travelers to access certain lounges or gate areas with special permission, but this is less common.

To be sure, it’s best to check with the airport directly or consult the airport’s website for their specific policies regarding non-travelers accompanying passengers.