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

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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.

The role of requiring a REAL ID to fly commercially is an additional layer of security that should not be given away by ...

Travelers who show up to the airport without a REAL ID or other approved identification may soon have to pay an $18 fee at ...

The most direct way to avoid the $45 fee starting next year is by having either a Real ID or valid passport before flying domestically.

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 ...

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

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.

94% of the traveling public in Florida already have REAL IDs, according to TSA. Officials said the goal of the fee is to ...

Travelers who show up at the airport without a Real ID will soon face a higher penalty. TSA originally planned to charge an $18 fee for passengers who needed extra identity verification at security ...

Travelers who arrive at a TSA security checkpoint without a REAL ID, passport, or the email will be pulled out of the security line and will need to complete the online verification process before ...