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The TSA has officially ended its 19-year-old policy requiring passengers to remove their shoes during security checks, citing advancements in security technology and a need to streamline the process, especially with upcoming major events like the World Cup and Olympics.
The Department of Homeland Security has announced that, effective immediately, travelers will no longer be required to remove their shoes at airport security checkpoints across the U.S., thanks to advancements in screening technology and layered security measures, although some individuals may still be asked to do so if additional screening is necessary.
The TSA will immediately allow travelers to keep their shoes on at airport security checkpoints across the U.S., ending a 20-year-old rule, citing improved screening technology and the need to enhance the travel experience while maintaining safety standards.
The TSA has officially ended the two-decade-old requirement for passengers to remove shoes during security screenings at US airports, citing advancements in security technology and a multi-layered security approach, while maintaining other screening protocols.
Travelers at US airports no longer need to remove their shoes during security checks for the first time in nearly 20 years, thanks to advancements in security technology, which aims to reduce wait times while maintaining safety standards.
The TSA is ending the long-standing requirement for travelers to remove their shoes at airport security checkpoints, starting at some airports including LaGuardia, marking a significant change after nearly 20 years.