No REAL ID yet? You can still fly, but it may cost $45 without another form of accepted ID

Travelers who don't present an acceptable form of ID to TSA agents will now be able to pay ahead of time or at the airport — but it doesn't mean they're guaranteed to fly.

No REAL ID at the airport? You’ll need to pay $45 starting next month.

The TSA is rolling out a new fee for domestic travelers at Newark and other airports who show up without proper identification, and you can't pay at the checkpoint.

Why 6% of travelers could soon have to pay $45 for TSA screening

The TSA says 6% of travelers still aren't using REAL ID-compliant documents at airports and warns they'll have to pay a new fee.
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Passengers without REAL ID allowed to fly under new conditions starting in 2026, TSA says

(WBTV) - The Transportation Security Administration (or TSA) announced Monday that travelers without a REAL ID will still be allowed to fly under certain conditions, which may include paying a fee. Starting on Feb. 1, 2026, passengers who cannot provide a ...
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As REAL ID deadline nears, here's how travelers can avoid the $45 fee

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Traveling without a REAL ID-compliant document will soon cost you $45. The Transportation Security Administration announced Dec. 1 that 94% of airline passengers in the United States now ...

The $45 fee for flying without a REAL ID just kicked in

The TSA is now charging travelers $45 if they show up without a REAL ID, passport, or Green Card. While a driver's license will still get you on a domestic flight, it will now cost you. The Transportation Security Administration is now charging $45 at security checkpoints if travelers show up without a REAL ID or other acceptable government-issued ID,