Military recruits traveling to basic training can now travel without scrambling to get a REAL ID in advance or being hit with a $45 fee for showing up to the airport without one.

“Under this new ‘white glove’ partnership with @TSA (Transportation Security Administration) recruits headed to basic training who don’t have a REAL ID will be able to smoothly pass through airport ...

Military recruits traveling to basic training no longer need a REAL ID nor will they have to pay an airport fee under a new ...

As of Feb. 1, military recruits will receive “white glove” treatment from the TSA at security checkpoints, similar to Honor ...

Starting in February 2026, the TSA will charge a $45 fee for travelers without a REAL ID or other accepted identification. The fee covers the cost of additional identity verification required for ...

Starting Feb. 1, 2026, TSA may charge a $45 fee for travelers who do not have a Real ID or other acceptable identification. Travelers can pay the fee in advance online through a portal called TSA ...

Starting in February, the Transportation Security Administration said U.S. air travelers who don’t have a REAL ID-compliant form of identification will be required ...

TSA is expanding its PreCheck Touchless ID program to six major Florida airports this year. The service uses facial recognition to allow PreCheck members to pass through security without showing an ID ...

TSA PreCheck Touchless ID will launch at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport in mid-February. The new system uses facial comparison technology for faster identity verification at security ...

The airport now faces major problems, and flyers are paying the price. The TSA provides security at U.S. airports. When it leaves, it takes its equipment with it. Losing the TSA can be a death knell ...

The TSA has ended security screening at Oregon's Salem-Willamette Valley Airport. This change follows the departure of Avelo Airlines, the airport's last commercial carrier. TSA equipment will remain ...

UPPER MICHIGAN, Mich. (WLUC) - The Bottles and Breastfeeding Equipment Screening Enhancement, or BABES Act, standardizes TSA’s rules and regulations for bringing milk or nursing supplies onto planes.