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Travelers without REAL ID face new $45 TSA fee

No REAL ID or other acceptable ID? New $45 TSA screening starts Feb 1st

February 1st, if you don't have a Real ID or an acceptable form of ID, you will have another option to go use TSA ConfirmID as an alternative way to verify your ID.

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Don’t have your REAL ID? $45 TSA screening fee starts Sunday

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A new $45 fee for travelers without Real ID starts Feb. 1

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Don't Have a REAL ID? TSA Rolls Out $45 Fee Beginning Feb. 1

If you don’t have a Real ID, a passport, a green card, government or military ID, beginning Feb. 1 the TSA will charge you a $45 fee to run a background check to clear you for your flight.

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New $45 TSA fee starts Sunday at MCO: What you need to know

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Flying without REAL ID or passport will cost extra starting Sunday

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TSA to start new federal ID program at Columbus airports on Feb. 1

The vast majority of Ohio air travelers, 95%, already use a REAL ID or other acceptable documents, according to TSA officials.

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Louisiana travelers without REAL ID must pay fee beginning Feb. 1

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$45 TSA fee for travelers without REAL ID starts this weekend: What you need to know

USA Today

TSA to charge $18 to get through security? Maybe. Here's what we know

The TSA has proposed an $18 fee at security checkpoints for travelers who forget their Real ID or passport at the airport. This fee would cover the cost of a new biometric kiosk system to verify a passenger's identity. The proposed system would allow a ...

The Cincinnati Enquirer

TSA reveals fee increase fee to get through security without ID

Starting February 1, 2026, TSA will charge travelers $45 to pass through security without a Real ID or other valid identification. The fee covers a new biometric kiosk system that verifies a passenger's identity, allowing them to travel without ID for 10 days.

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Kokua Line: What will new TSA screening be at Honolulu airport?

Question : Starting in February, the Transportation Security Administration says it will let airline passengers who don’t have acceptable ID pay $45 to use a “modernized alternative identity verification system ” to confirm their identity so they can ...