TSA removes checkpoint chairs

The TSA has instructed officers checking passengers' IDs at airport security checkpoints to stand rather than sit, aiming to enhance security and create a more professional experience. The policy, implemented across most U.S. airports, has faced criticism from the union representing TSA workers, citing concerns about safety and ergonomics. Some airports with private security screening continue to allow sitting, and experts suggest providing anti-fatigue mats could help address staff well-being.

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