Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport has dropped plans for washing stations in Terminal D. The stations were intended for Muslim travelers to perform a ritual washing before prayer. The airport accelerated its review of the proposal after increased public attention and determined it would not provide expected operational benefits.

A statement from the airport confirmed the decision. Further details on the proposal and the decision to scrap it are available from the source. The move comes after public scrutiny and attention from state officials, including Gov.

Greg Abbott.