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Shoe-removal edict ends at TSA security checkpoints in all Connecticut and U.S. airports
Passengers at airports in Connecticut and the rest of New England are no longer required to remove their shoes during security screenings, local airport officials say, reflecting a nationwide change that seems to have taken hold in most airports across the country.
Is It OK to Take Your Shoes Off on a Plane? ... Nicole Campoy Jackson: I'm a firm believer in covered feet on a flight. If that's shoes, great. If that's socks, great.
Imagine settling into your economy class seat on a 13-hour flight, only to find a stranger’s shoes occupying the space beside you. That’s what happened to Jaskaran Gautam when he was flying ...
"Not only do I take my shoes off as soon as I get on a plane, I spend the rest of the flight padding around in my socks, like I’m in my living room. Is it hygienic? Not really.
Rich Henderson, a flight attendant and co-creator of the blog "Two Guys on a Plane" also suggests passengers wear "practical close-toed shoes." "Airports can be quite large so you may be doing a ...
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If the Guinness Book of World Records had a category for “most pointlessly maddening government rule,” the Transportation ...
The shift is expected to be phased in starting with a few locations, including Philadelphia International Airport, ...
The TSA is now allowing travelers to wear shoes through airport security, ending a rule in place since 2006. Here's what to ...
An ex-flight attendant has warned passengers to never take their shoes off on a plane - and not just because of the disgusted looks you'll get from those around you.
Taking your shoes off may feel like the biggest relief. However, for your own safety and for the noses of those around you, it's a better idea to bring different shoes for the plane if you ...
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