Canada to ‘align’ with U.S. airport screening rules as TSA drops shoes-off policy

Good riddance to the TSA’s ‘no shoes’ airport security policy

The Transportation Security Administration's shoe policy was always security theater — and it won't be missed.

Canada Says It Will Align With US Changes That No Longer Require Travellers to Remove Shoes for Airport Security

Transport Canada said it will align with a new U.S. policy that no longer requires passengers to remove their shoes during the airport security screening process. U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem made the policy shift announcement on July 8, saying that she believed the change could be made while maintaining high security standards. The policy of removing shoes was developed after British passenger Richard Reid attempted to detona…

The End of Airport Shoe-Screening Is Populism Theater

A hated policy is over. But why?

Portland Jetport travelers can now leave their shoes on at security. What’s changed?

After almost 20 years, the Transportation Safety Administration says modern technology has made its 'Shoes-Off' policy unnecessary.

It Was One of the Worst Parts About Air Travel for 19 Years. It’s Finally Gone.

The shoeless shuffle through security lines is finally over. Was it worth it?

TSA Officially Tells Flyers They Can Keep Their Shoes On

For the last several days, travelers at airports like LaGuardia and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International have been reporting a big surprise at airport security checkpoints: They’ve been allowed to keep their shoes on.