Soon, you may need to remove your shoes airport.
On several main airports across the country, Transport Safety Administration (TSA) Passengers will cross all security performances without removing shoes, depending on the report CBS News and New York Times.
Updates about the end of the decision policy of the shoes were first reported Gate Access Subsa On July 4th, but not yet confirmed by the TSA. However, reports suggest that the change is the approach to the approach to all airports in the United States. Baltimore / Washington International Airport, Cincinnati / North Kentucky International Airport, Portland International Airport, Piedmont Triad International Airport in North Carolina, are two sources of change in North Carolina, change and shared theme. Cbs. Several news sources have also been confirmed at other airports at the last airports that are not included in other airports Los Angeles International Airport and New York City‘s Laguardia Airport He did not need to remove the shoes for the past few days to pass safely.
White House press Secretary Karoline Levitt responded to the news about XThe retirement of the policy to remove shoes reached almost 20 years and 20 years ago the “big news” from the homeland security department.
The requirement of the shoes was founded in 2001, when Richard Reid was later known as the “Bomb Shoe”, he tried to turn on the explosives hidden in his shoes from Paris to Miami. The security measure was established in 2006 in 2006 due to an official “Following Threat” in 2006 TSA history website.
Due to the phases of policy removal shoes, standard travelers will join the passengers registered TSA Precheck For a long time, while shoes pass through safety. To be precheck, the applicants must submit a request related to the request and undergo the background verification. Safety waits is an important obstacle for the period of time. For passengers purchased, policy changes can last safety standards – and the tsaren ‘, “shoes” is not a past airport procedure.
Kristi Noem Secretary of the Homeland Department is scheduled to talk to the new security policy of TSA screening Ronald Reagan National Washington Airport upon July 8.
Condé Nast traveler Comments reached Tsara. This is the story being developed and will be updated with more information.
