No More Shoe Removal! Great News for Travelers to the USA

July 11, 2025

Fantastic news for all you travelers heading to the United States! Starting July 8, 2025, the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has announced that passengers will no longer be required to remove their shoes during security screening at airport checkpoints!

For years, taking off shoes has been one of those steps that many travelers found inconvenient and time-consuming, especially during peak travel periods. This change is a significant improvement that will help make the security process much quicker and smoother.

Why the Change?

This policy update is a result of advanced screening technologies and enhanced multi-layered security measures. The TSA is now confident that they can maintain the highest security standards without the need for passengers to remove their footwear.

The shoe removal rule was originally implemented in 2006, following an attempted bomb plot using explosives hidden in shoes. Previously, only TSA PreCheck travelers were exempt. Now everyone benefits!

Get Ready for Easier Travel

Have your documents ready: Keep passport, visa, and boarding pass accessible.
Follow liquid rules: Use 100ml (3.4oz) containers in a clear quart-sized zip-top bag.
Be mindful of prohibited items: Ensure no dangerous or banned objects are in your bags.

This change will not only reduce the time you spend at the airport but also enhance the overall convenience and speed of your travel experience.

King Rama X and Queen Suthida receive a warm welcome in Bhutan after landing the royal aircraft

Royal Flying Skill! King Rama X Pilots Boeing 737-800 to Land at One of the World’s Most Challenging Airports

King Rama X of Thailand personally piloted a Boeing 737-800, landing at Bhutan’s notoriously difficult Paro Airport. The flight, with Queen Suthida as co-pilot, became a global symbol of royal skill, courage, and diplomatic goodwill between the two nations.

James Webb Space Telescope detects signs of life on exoplanet K2-18b in illustrated space concept image.

🌌 James Webb Finds Signs of Life? On the Exoplanet K2-18b

The James Webb Space Telescope found methane, carbon dioxide, and possibly dimethyl sulfide—linked to marine plankton on Earth—on K2-18b, a planet in the habitable zone. While not confirmation of life, it’s one of the strongest signals detected beyond Earth so far.

Infographic summarizing Ryo Tatsuki’s 2025 tsunami prediction linked to underwater volcanic activity

Ryo Tatsuki’s 2025 Prediction Underwater Volcano and Tsunami

Ryo Tatsuki, a Japanese artist known for accurate dream predictions, foresees a catastrophic tsunami in July 2025. Triggered by an underwater volcanic eruption, the event may exceed the 2011 disaster. This article explores the science, the warning signs, and the need for preparedness.

Emergency Jet Charter – Rapid Response within 72 Hours Across the EU with Safety and Compliance Guaranteed

Jet Rental Procedure in the EU in Case of Emergency Within 72 Hours

This guide explains essential steps for chartering a private jet within the EU during emergencies, covering provider selection, aircraft choices, necessary documents, and additional customized services, ensuring timely and secure relocation.