A new rule proposed by the TSA would mean travelers without REAL ID or a passport may have to pay $18 to go through security.

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After the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, federal airport workers are still waiting for their paychecks.

Travelers who don’t have a REAL ID or passport can still pass through airport TSA checkpoints this holiday season, but they ...

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is continuing to bounce back from the federal government shutdown, which led ...

More than a week after the government shutdown ended, some TSA officers say they still have not been paid. PHOENIX — More ...

WELL, THANKSGIVING IS NEXT WEEK AND EXPERTS PREDICT I KNOW RIGHT? BUSIER TRAVEL THAN EVER. 82 MILLION PEOPLE EXPECTED TO ...

Travelers without a REAL ID or passport may soon face an $18 fee to pass through airport security. The Transportation ...

Under the "technology-enabled" program, a traveler would be required to pay a non-refundable fee of $18 to request an ...

With more than 4 million travelers expected to fly through Atlanta alone, airports nationwide are preparing for the ...

Apple’s latest Wallet feature allows users to store passports digitally, but is the new digital documentation actually useful ...

The $18 fee is optional, but flyers without an acceptable ID, like a REAL ID, run the risk of not being allowed on their ...