America’s TSA set to let travellers keep shoes on through airport security: NYT

TSA will no longer require passengers to remove shoes at airport security, source says

After nearly two decades, passengers in the United States will no longer have to take their shoes off going through airport security.

TSA makes huge change that could make getting through security much easier

Travelers began noticing the change this week when going through TSA security lines.

The TSA just quietly ended one of its most annoying rules

Passengers at select U.S. airports no longer have to remove their shoes during standard security screenings. The change is being gradually rolled out, with travelers reporting relaxed protocols at airports in Baltimore/Washington, Fort Lauderdale, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky, Portland, Philadelphia and North Carolina’s Piedmont Triad. On Monday, CBS News observed that airport staff did not require passengers to remove their shoes at Los Angeles…

TSA ending one of its ‘most loathed’ security procedures

The Transportation Security Administration has started ending its requirement that travelers remove their shoes during security screenings at airports, according to multiple news sources.

CHANGE: Trump's TSA Reportedly Ending Stupid Shoe Removal Policy at Airports With a Catch

One of the most notorious elements of security theater is going away from our nation’s airports for at least some passengers.

TSA to End Shoes-off Rule at Airport Security After Nearly 20 Years

FN reached out to TSA for clarification on ongoing rumors about the shoe policy at airport screenings, which requires passengers to remove shoes.