United States of America

Fort Lauderdale Airport in Florida a gunman described as a military veteran 'possibly' suffering from 'hearing voices', opened fire, the result, casualties five or more deceased, less than ten deceased, more than five wounded, less than ten wounded, thus far.  Utilization of the airport transit system as a stage for carrying out violence, once again.  2017 has gotten started off with the ice broken in that regard of airport violence.  The damage done psychologically, such as to numerous U.S. citizens, is further reaching.  Memories of September 11th 2001 are constantly evoked and re-evoked when the potentialities are thought of, of what could have gone even further wrong.  The discomfort that travelers have now, wherever they go or are, is almost constant, that no airport or flight is immune from some attempt at violence at some point in the timeline of time itself.  
Broad daylight attack, the gunman might have had the weapon in his baggage.  Reports include that he might have flown in from another state, perhaps Alaska.

The good news is, in the future there will be methods of carrying out violence at airports and airplanes that will simply become obsolete due to security efforts and development of our civilization.  We must continue to build and become better in the area of airport security, as the necessary protection development does not happen all by itself.

Community colleges and high schools in different regions of the U.S. have suffered from similar attacks in the past few years.

-This post is subject to editing upon clearer facts made known.-