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TSA proposes $18 fee in new program

Airports could start charging travelers $18 to get through security if they don’t have REAL IDs

The Transportation Security Administration proposed on Thursday charging adults who fly in the U.S. — including from Portland International Airport — an $18 fee if they don’t have a REAL ID.

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TSA proposes $18 fee for travelers without Real ID or passport to get through airport security

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TSA proposes charging fliers without Real ID or passport an $18 fee to get through security: What to know

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TSA to introduce $18 fee for passengers without REAL ID or passport at airport checkpoints

The Transportation Security Administration is moving forward with a new rule under which airplane passengers who do not have a REAL ID or a passport could face an $18 fee.

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TSA proposes $18 fee for those without REAL ID

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TSA proposes fee for airline travelers without an acceptable form of ID

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Travelers without a REAL ID could be charged $18 by TSA under proposed rule

Passports are still an acceptable form of identification for both domestic and international air travel, and non-REAL ID compliant licenses are still valid for driving and other identification purpose...

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TSA proposes charging fliers without Real ID or passport an $18 fee to get through security

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Airline passengers without REAL ID face $18 fee to get through security

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TSA to charge $18 to get through security? Maybe. Here's what we know

No Real ID or passport? TSA may have an $18 option to verify your identity and pass through security. Here's what to know about the proposed rule.

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TSA proposes major rule that would change how travelers get through security

The proposed rule was published in the Federal Register Thursday and is now undergoing a public comment period before it can be made permanent.

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Homeland Security announces $10,000 shutdown bonuses for some TSA officers

The Department of Homeland Security is giving $10,000 bonuses to transportation security officers who demonstrated “exemplary service” through the government shutdown.

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25 Unexpected Items TSA Will Actually Let You Bring Through Security

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US announces $10,000 bonuses for Transportation Security Administration officers

Homeland Security Department to be handing out bonus checks to officers who served 'with exemplary service' during shutdown, says Secretary Noem - Anadolu Ajansı

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TSA Opens New High Tech Security Checkpoint at Pittsburgh International Airport

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has announced that travelers departing from Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) will now be screened through a brand-new, cutting-edge security checkpoint featuring 12 dedicated lanes.