Alex
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Yes you do so it is better to wear shoes or sandals that can be slipped on & off very easily........ you have to place your shoes on the scanner along with hand luggage, jackets etc.! |
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Janice
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It depends on each airport. I had to do it in Denver International Airport but not in Hartsfield Airport. |
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Donna
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Yes i had to in the following countries:- Egypt, Spain, England |
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the names Mrs.Edward Cullen
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yep |
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Bubbl E
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Yes! |
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ROADRUNNER
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Nearly always. |
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papars
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Yes, at some airports. I've had to take off my shoes at
1- Dulles International Airport.
2- JFK
3- Schiphol
4- Frankfurt
5- Doha
6- Singapore Changi
7- Sydney |
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sel_bos
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Most US airports required you to take off yoor shoes. |
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tonalc1
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Yes. |
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Fabienne
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Generally yes, thanks to that moron, Richard Reid. |
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ETXGardener
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99.999% of the time yes. To save time wear loafers, or other shoes that can be taken off & put on quickly so you won't hold up the security line. Also, it's probably a good idea to wear socks. No telling what kind of cooties are lurking on the floor of the airport terminal. |
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lmr
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Yes, Heathrow, JFK, St. louis |
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Airline Guy
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Technically speaking, you do not the first time. If the magnetometer alarms you are then required to remove them or by subjected to secondary screening. However, I don't think you'll find a TSA agent in most airports who is aware of this rule. They all want them off. Also, don't try to argue about it with them. |
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mdalthorp
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Yes you do. Recommend wearing flip flops or other shoes that can be easily slipped on and off. This helps save time in those lines! |
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