Transport Safety Administration (TSA) Will allow passengersBringing a rule imposed about 20 years ago, to keep your shoes while going through screening at airports.
The Homeland Security Department (DHS), which includes TSA, is ready to hold a press conference to formally announce a formal change on EDT at 5 pm on Tuesday, saying that the new policy “Easy for passengers, will reduce the improving passengers, improving satisfaction and waiting time.”
The press conference will be held at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and will be hosted by DHS Secretary Christie NoM.
The White House confirmed the change with Press Secretary Karolin Levitt, answer“Big news from @dhsgov!” Saying a CBS news report on change in policy! Tuesday morning. He included an emoji of an aircraft and a shoe.
TSA needs passengers to take off their shoes on screen for explosives since 2006 Payable“Intelligence information pointing to a constant danger.”
The rule was placed after Richard Reid in December 2001, but failed to explode bombs tucking in his shoes on an American airlines flight from Paris to Miami.
Passengers will still need to pull or unload other items to pass through TSA posts. And there is a long list of items that cannot come at all.
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Send it via scanner
Passengers passing through TSA scanning have to enlarge their bags, such as tablets and laptops such as electronics.
According to TSA, they also have to remove their belts, especially if they facilitate metal buckwheat, and offer their “light” outer clothing or heavy clothing.
Light costumes include clothes that contain a full front zipper or buttons, such as blazer, waste, sports coat and light jacket. The button shirt is excluded. Heavy clothing is believed that according to TSA, large sweaters, cardigans, ponchos and oversized pullovers do not suit the contour of the passenger.
Passengers are asked to empty their pockets, keeping their cell phones, keys, coins and other items in bin.
Passengers enrolled in TSA Prechec can keep their shoes, light jackets and belts running, and keep their laptops in their bags.
Limit fluid to 3.4 ounces
Passengers can bring aerosols, creams, gels and paste in their carry-on bags, but they may not exceed 3.4 ounces for each item.
Carry-on bags are not allowed more than 3.4 ounces of bottled water, coffee and juice.
Solid foods can be kept in carry-on or check bags. But liquid foods such as honey and gravy are subject to the range of 3.4-ounces, which also applies to Salsa, Sauce, Creamy Cheese and Curd.
Leave it at home
Open alcohol
Alcoholic beverages with more than 24 percent, but no more than 70 percent alcohol, are allowed in the check bags up to 1.3 gallons. They should be in retail packaging without stopping.
Weapon
Weapons such as guns and ammunition, including CAP and BB gun, are prohibited in carry-on bags. Stun guns and tasar are also prohibited, as well as most types of knives, until they have round blades, such as plastic cutlery and butter knives. Axes and picax are also not allowed.
Black pepper spray and other types of defense sprays, with tear gas, are not allowed on the carry-on items. Basball bats and fireworks are not allowed.
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Dynamite, crackers, hand grenades and fireworks are not allowed. A book of security matches on the carry-on bag is allowed, but all matches have been banned in checked goods,AccordingTo TSA.
Most types of lighters are allowed on the carry-on bag, but passengers have to take steps to unknowingly prevent activation. This may include removing the battery from the lighter and putting it in a protective case.
