TSA Ends Shoe Removal Requirement at U.S. Airport Security

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Passengers at some U.S. airports no longer need to remove their shoes during security checks, with the change being phased in at various airports including Baltimore/Washington, Fort Lauderdale, Cincinnati, Portland, Philadelphia, and Piedmont Triad. This adjustment follows the expiration of the shoe removal rule for standard TSA screenings, while TSA PreCheck travelers already bypass this step. The TSA states they are exploring new ways to improve passenger experience and security.
- Passengers at some U.S. airports no longer have to remove footwear, sources say CBS News
- TSA to End Shoe Removal Requirement at Airport Security Checkpoints The New York Times
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