The US has temporarily stepped back from placing a ban on carry-on computers on flights coming in from Europe.
On Tuesday, the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) warned, however, that the ban could still be imposed, "if the intelligence and threat level warrant it."
The administration of US President Donald Trump imposed a ban carrying on board laptop computers, tablets and other electronic devices larger than cell phones from 10 airports in eight predominantly Muslim countries in March.
The DHS could later widen the ban to also cover Europe during the busy summer transatlantic travel season.
