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

Travelers without a REAL ID or passport may soon face an $18 fee to pass through airport security. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) proposed this new rule for those lacking required identification,

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TSA to charge $18 fee for travelers without proper ID

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TSA may start charging a fee for travelers without a Real ID or other approved ID

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No REAL ID? That'll cost you under the TSA's proposed new rule

The TSA proposed an $18 fee for travelers without acceptable ID at airport security checkpoints.

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Air travelers without a REAL ID could face fee to pass TSA checkpoints under proposed rule

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Don't have a Real ID? The TSA may start charging you $18 under a proposed rule

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TSA Chief Issues Warning to All Travelers Before Holiday Season

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is continuing to bounce back from the federal government shutdown, which led to staffing shortages and delays at airport security checkpoints across the country,

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New TSA policy charges passengers $18 that don’t have acceptable IDs at checkpoints

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will now charge passengers $18 if they don’t provide identification at airport checkpoints.

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25 Unexpected Items TSA Will Actually Let You Bring Through Security

From toy lightsabers to live fish, here are some of the most surprising things TSA will allow you to bring in your carry-on bag.

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Don’t Pack This Common Gadget In Checked Bags, TSA Warns

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is reminding travelers that electric toothbrushes and other “buzzing” devices powered by lithium batteries must be packed in carry-on luggage, not checked bags.

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TSA conducting review after passenger gets meat cleaver through security

It was a shocking moment last week at Portland International Airport when a person passed through security with a meat cleaver in their carry-on bag.