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

No Real ID or passport? TSA may have an $18 option to verify your identity and pass through security. Here's what to know about the proposed rule.

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What to know about TSA’s potential $18 security fee

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The New TSA $18 Fee Is Coming – Here’s What You Need to Know!

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No REAL ID? That'll cost you under the TSA's proposed new rule

The TSA proposed an $18 fee for travelers without acceptable ID at airport security checkpoints.

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TSA to introduce $18 fee for passengers without REAL ID or passport at airport checkpoints

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TSA proposes $18 fee for those without REAL ID

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TSA proposes fee for airline travelers without an acceptable form of ID

"TSA anticipates that this modernized program will increase efficiency for each individual by streamlining steps taken to verify an individual's identity and substantially increase the number of indiv...

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TSA proposes charging fliers without Real ID or passport an $18 fee to get through security

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Airline passengers without REAL ID face $18 fee to get through security

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Amid airport screening changes, a TSA PreCheck membership still has ‘compelling benefits,' expert says

As airport security checkpoints undergo changes that may help travelers get through faster and with less hassle, experts say paid services offering modified security screenings — like TSA PreCheck, Global Entry and Clear — may still be worth the cost.

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TSA's Enhanced Security Screening Process Offers A More Convenient & Efficient Experience

To keep up with long lines and an influx of fliers, TSA has launched a new feature that makes getting through airport security faster. Here's how to qualify.

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Major TSA Changes Expected in Coming Months and They Could Reshape Air Travel

This year has been quite busy for TSA officials, as the agency has implemented several changes and policies since January. The Transportation Security Administration, along with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS),

TSA changes during Trump’s presidency: A timeline

Under President Trump and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's purview, the TSA has made the news frequently for a number of high-profile changes and announcements.