Airport TSA Screening

TSA starts REAL ID fee

No Real ID? Soon you will have to pay TSA’s $45 screening fee

Starting Sunday, Feb. 1, airline passengers 18 and older who don’t have a Real ID or other acceptable from of government-issued identification will need to pay a $45 fee to confirm their identity before being allowed to pass through security checkpoints and board their flights.

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TSA fee for no Real ID: How the $45 charge works and who has to pay

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Why 6% of travelers could soon have to pay $45 for TSA screening

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New $45 TSA fee is now in effect for some travelers without REAL ID

Effective Sunday, Feb. 1, travelers lacking REAL ID-compliant identification must pay a new $45 fee to have their identity verified through the Transportation Security Administration's new ConfirmID p...

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Don't have a Real ID or passport? Starting Feb. 1, it's going to cost you

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TSA to start charging new $45 fee on Sunday

Homeland Security Today

TSA PreCheck Touchless ID Expanding to 37 More Airports by Spring

TSA PreCheck has added another benefit in the form of TSA PreCheck Touchless ID, which is now available at 28 airports and 68 checkpoints, with 5 airlines already participating.

Jets Wire

Flying from Sarasota Bradenton airport? A new TSA fee could affect you

A new $45 TSA REAL ID fee is coming for travelers without compliant IDs. Here’s what Sarasota flyers should know before spring travel.

KWWL News 7

Waterloo airport's growth sparks new airline talks and TSA event

The Waterloo Regional Airport is experiencing its busiest year since before the pandemic, prompting new efforts to enhance service for travelers.

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The $45 fee for flying without a REAL ID just kicked in

The TSA is now charging travelers $45 if they show up without a REAL ID, passport, or Green Card. While a driver's license will still get you on a domestic flight, it will now cost you. The Transportation Security Administration is now charging $45 at security checkpoints if travelers show up without a REAL ID or other acceptable government-issued ID,

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New Real ID rules in effect at Sacramento International Airport. What to know

A new process beginning Sunday at Sacramento International Airport and other U.S. airports will allow passengers who lack a Real ID to still fly - for an extra fee. The Transportation Security Administration began requiring Real ID cards to fly in the United States in May.