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You need a REAL ID to fly in a plane starting May 7 — except in 5 states
Before boarding domestic flights, all airline passages ages 18 and older must to present REAL ID-compliant identification or another approved ID, such as a passport, a passport card, or a U.S. Department of Defense ID. The new rule also applies to TSA Precheck members.
Heads up, travelers! Starting this week, you'll need a new form of identification to get through airport security.
Before summer begins, TSA is reminding U.S. travelers that a REAL ID-compliant license or passport will soon be required to ...
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TSA recommends travelers without Real ID arrive hours early Wednesday. Here's what to know about U.S. new security process ...
The TSA is preparing for changes on the eve of enforcement for REAL ID compliance. They say they have a plan to make sure ...
Bringing a phone charger or power bank on the plane? Keep them in your carry-on, they're banned in checked luggage now.
The requirement that travelers present a Real ID card as well as regular identifications marks one of the biggest changes to airport security, but officials on Tuesday said the roll-out will be ...
Beginning May 7, travelers will need a REAL ID or another acceptable identification to get through airport security in the United States.
WASHINGTON >> U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said air travelers starting Wednesday who do not have enhanced ID cards may face enhanced security procedures but will not be denied access ...
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