The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is dropping the requirement for travelers for remove their shoes as they go through security checkpoints at airports, according to several reports.
A “source” who spoke on the “condition of anonymity” told the New York Times that the TSA has been “dropping” its shoe removal requirement for travelers, though the agency has not “officially announced this change.”
According to One Mile At A Time, in an “internal memo” the TSA explained that “this updated rule is a result of both technological advancements and a comprehensive reassessment of threat-level risks.” The report continued:
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