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Travelers without REAL ID face $45 fee at airport security

No Real ID? TSA will soon charge $45 for extra security screenings

TSA will charge passengers $45 for traveling without a Real ID or passport starting Feb. 1, marking a significant increase from the initially announced $18 fee.

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Don’t Have a Real ID? TSA Says You’ll Pay a $45 Fee to Get Through Airport Security

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

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TSA offers Confirm.ID option for $45 for those without REAL ID or passport

Dec. 1 (UPI) -- The Transportation Security Administration announced Monday that fliers who don't have an acceptable REAL ID or passport can pay a $45 fee and use Confirm.ID, a modernized identity ver...

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Flying without a Real ID? That'll soon cost you $45, TSA says

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Travelers without Real ID will incur $45 fee, TSA says

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TSA Seeks Private Sector Help to Improve Airport Security

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) recently issued a Request for Information (RFI) for the development and deployment of turnkey solutions at airport security checkpoints. The RFI supports TSA’s strategic goal to identify innovative ...

Fox Business

TSA screens record number of travelers over Labor Day weekend as air travel soars

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screened a record number of passengers nationwide over the Labor Day weekend, with Friday marking one of the busiest travel days in the agency’s history. Approximately 10.4 million travelers flooded ...

Homeland Security Today

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.

Travel Agent

TSA’s New Screening Policy Could Revolutionize International Travel to the U.S.

U.S. Travel Association President and CEO Geoff Freeman issued the a statement on the announcement that the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has begun implementing the One Stop Security (OSS) program for certain international inbound flights ...

The Providence Journal

TSA bans new items in checked bags. Here's what to know when packing for a flight

The Transportation Security Administration just deemed more items too risky to pack in your checked luggage. TSA is no longer allowing passengers to fly with certain cordless hair tools in the airplane's cargo hold. However, the tools can still fly in ...

Homeland Security Today

TSA’s ‘One Stop Security’ Pilot Program Aims to Simplify International Travel

The Transportation Security Administration has announced the implementation of the One Stop Security Congressionally authorized pilot, which will drastically simplify international travel for passengers flying to the United States. One Stop Security ...