A new $45 fee for travelers without Real IDs goes into effect Feb. 1

Passengers without Real IDs can still fly if they pay a $45 fee, which covers the cost of additional identity verification screening.

$45 Fee for Travelers With No Real ID Goes Into Effect Today — Here’s What To Know

Flyers without an acceptable ID are encouraged to pay the TSA's ConfirmID fee online ahead of their trip
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TSA fee for no Real ID: How the $45 charge works and who has to pay

Flying domestically without a Real ID now comes with a $45 TSA fee and longer screening times. Why it matters: Starting Sunday, travelers without a Real ID or passport can still fly — but the new process can add up to 30 minutes at security and raises the risk of delays or missed flights.

Travelers without a REAL ID are about to be hit with a TSA fee

TSA launches new ConfirmID system for travelers without REAL ID or an acceptable form of ID, but it costs $45 and may cause delays at airport security.

No Real ID yet? Travelers can pay $45 to verify their identity at Houston airports security checkpoints

The Transportation Security Administration still urges everyone across the nation to get their Real ID. Here's how.

What to know about Real ID requirements as TSA set to enforce new fee on February 1

People traveling within the United States will face a new $45 fee if they don't have proper identification, such as REAL ID, at airport security checkpoints.