Detroit Metro Airport to implement $45 TSA ConfirmID system Feb. 1

Confirm ID: Travelers to pay $45 TSA fee for 'Real ID' compliance, starting Feb. 1

According to TSA, New Mexico travelers without a Real ID will be required to pay a $45 fee to verify their identity through TSA's Confirm ID process.

TSA enforces REAL ID compliance with $45 fee for non-compliant travelers starting Feb. 1

Domestic flight travelers will be required to comply with REAL ID before their next flight or risk paying a $45 fee from TSA.

Detroit Metro Airport to implement $45 TSA ConfirmID system Feb. 1

According to TSA, Confirm ID will give passengers who have misplaced or do not have a Real ID or other acceptable forms of ID an alternative form of identity verification for travel.

You’ll soon have to pay a fee to fly without a Real ID. Here’s what to know

Starting next month, travelers who want to board a domestic flight without a Real ID will have to pay a fee to have their identity verified through the TSA’s new security screening program.

New Fees For IL Travelers Without REAL ID Start Feb. 1

Starting next month, travelers without a REAL ID will face a fee at the airport.

Starting next week, some travelers may need to pay a $45 fee to board a flight. Here's why

If you’re planning to board an airplane in the next week, you may need to pay $45 if you don’t have a Real ID, valid passport card or valid passport, the Transportation Security Administration said, but there’s a catch: There’s no guarantee that paying the fee will help you board the flight. The fee process, called “ConfirmID,” begins next month, TSA says. It’s meant to help the TSA verify the identity of travelers who don’t have an acceptable f…