Airport security in the United States is about to change again, and this time the shift is aimed squarely at travelers who ...

With Thanksgiving poised to break travel records, travelers can save time by using digital IDs, trusted-traveler programs, ...

If you don’t have a form of ID that complies with the federal standard, like your driver’s license or passport, the TSA says ...

Just in time for Thanksgiving trips, the Federal Aviation Administration earlier this week rescinded its order for airlines ...

After two decades of trying to standardize security for ID cards, the feds set a hard deadline of May 7 to convert to a REAL ...

A new rule proposed by the TSA would mean travelers without REAL ID or a passport may have to pay $18 to go through security.

The $18 fee is optional, but flyers without an acceptable ID, like a REAL ID, run the risk of not being allowed on their ...

Don't have a REAL ID? You might have to fork over $18 to fly. Here's everything we know about the new TSA fee.

Travelers without a Real ID or passport may soon need to pay $18 for identity verification at airport checkpoints.

The TSA intends to create a registration program for flyers who don't have a Real ID or an accepted alternative.

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 ...