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TSA may charge passengers without REAL ID or passport

TSA may charge passengers without REAL ID or passport: What we know

A new TSA policy may charge travelers without a REAL ID or passport a fee to verify their identity and be able to board a plane.

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TSA proposes charging fliers without Real ID or passport an $18 fee to get through security: What to know

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No REAL ID? It could cost you $18 to go through TSA checkpoints under proposed rule

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TSA to introduce $18 fee for passengers without REAL ID or passport at airport checkpoints

The Transportation Security Administration is moving forward with a new rule under which airplane passengers who do not have a REAL ID or a passport could face an $18 fee.

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TSA proposes $18 fee for those without REAL ID

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TSA proposes fee for airline travelers without an acceptable form of ID

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TSA proposes charging fliers without Real ID or passport an $18 fee to get through security

“To address the government-incurred costs, individuals who choose to use TSA's modernized alternative identity verification program will be required to pay an $18 fee,” the notice said, adding that th...

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Airline passengers without REAL ID face $18 fee to get through security

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Passengers Without REAL ID May Soon Have To Pay A Fee From TSA

No REAL ID? That'll cost you under the TSA's proposed new rule

The $18 fee is optional, but flyers without an acceptable ID, like a REAL ID, run the risk of not being allowed on their flight if they don't pay up.

Trying to fly without a REAL ID or passport? It might cost you $18.

Travelers who don’t have a REAL ID or passport can still pass through airport TSA checkpoints this holiday season, but they might be required to pay $18 if a new proposal goes into effect, the agency said this week.

Don't have a Real ID or passport? It could cost you $18 at the airport.

The TSA is proposing an $18 fee for passengers who don't have a Real ID or passport when flying. WBZ-TV's Paula Ebben reports.