The US Sun
Confusion sparked over TSA rules as flyers claim they were told 'keep shoes on'
SOME travelers are baffled by what appears to be a sudden change in airport security rules, claiming TSA agents told them to keep their shoes on. Fly…
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Travelers May Soon Keep Shoes On at US Airports, Unofficial Reports Suggest
Atlanta, GA – Travelers passing through Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta may have already experienced a notable change in security procedures. According to an individual identifying as an "Ex TSA Officer" in a recent online video, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is reportedly no longer requiring passengers to remove their shoes at security checkpoints. This new directive is said to take effect nationwide starting July 7th. The individual stated that while the TSA has not yet made a public announcement regarding this policy shift, it is already being implemented at various U.S. airports, with Hartsfield-Jackson cited as having a "soft launch" yesterday. If true, this change would streamline the security process significantly for millions of travelers. Passengers are advised to monitor official TSA channels for confirmation of this reported policy change, as formal announcements are typically made by the agency. The potential easing of shoe removal requirements could mark a notable evolution in airport security protocols.
New York Post
At long last? TSA rumored to roll back dreaded security check-point rule — as e…
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