Starting February 1, travelers without a Real ID or passport will pay a $45 fee to fly, according to a new TSA policy.

Airline travelers without a Real ID will pay a $45 fee to pass through security checkpoints, the Transportation Security Administration announced Monday.

Americans without a REAL ID or updated passport will have the option to fly in the new year, but they'll have to pay extra.

Around 94% of all travelers already have a REAL ID. TSA hopes the new measure will convince the rest to get one.

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With the holiday travel season underway, here's what to know about new REAL ID requirements and when the fee kicks in.

Americans attempting to clear airport security checkpoints without a Real ID or a passport will soon be charged $45, the Transportation Security Administration announced Monday. The new fee will go ...

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TSA will charge $45 for travelers without REAL ID from February 2026, marking a major identity compliance shift.

The Transportation Security Administration has announced Monday that starting on Feb. 1, 2026, travelers who do not present an acceptable form of identification may opt to pay the fee and verify their ...

The Transportation Security Administration's new fee takes effect February 1, and travelers who go through the alternative screening process can expect it to add significant time to their airport ...