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Flying without a Real ID? Here’s what happens after the May 7 deadline
Nearly two decades after Congress passed the Real ID Act, the law is finally set to be enforced. Starting Wednesday, the Transportation Security Administration will begin checking for Real ID-compliant identification at airport checkpoints.
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Those who still lack an identification that complies with the new federal law “may be diverted to a different line, have an ...
The Department of Homeland Security announced Wednesday the implementation of its REAL ID enforcement measures at ...
Lines moved quickly and exceptions were made for travelers without their upgraded driver's licenses or other valid ...
Many passengers showed up at airports early for extra screening or brought passports, easing fears that the long-postponed ...
U.S. travelers flying domestically are required to show a Real ID at airport checkpoints. The May 7 deadline for Americans to ...
U.S. air travelers without REAL ID-compliant identification may face enhanced screening but will still be allowed to fly, ...
As the REAL ID deadline hits, a major Texas airport warns flyers who didn't get the new ID will have to show up 4 hours early ...
As the deadline requiring a REAL ID to fly domestically arrived Wednesday, airport lines across the Bay Area largely remained ...
After two decades of delays and government messaging, Wednesday marked Real ID deadline day for Americans who planned to ...
About 1,865,770 Tennesseans have chosen not to get the REAL ID and 967,065 remain undecided. Here's what to know as the ...
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