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REAL ID deadline arrives; airport security making accommodations, lines moving smoothly
Lines moved quickly and exceptions were made for travelers without their upgraded driver's licenses or other valid identification documents, which were technically required for air travel starting Wednesday, following a 20-year roll-out by the U.S. government.
We went through security at airports across the country on Day 1 of Real ID: What you can expect
Arriving at Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) on Wednesday, I immediately saw airport representatives standing in front of the standard checkpoint lanes holding signs, reminding passengers that they'd need a Real ID — or another acceptable document.
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Kristi Noem told a congressional panel that 81% of travelers already have IDs that comply with the REAL ID requirements.
U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said air travelers starting Wednesday who do not have enhanced ID cards may face ...
People traveling out of Palm Springs International Airport or any other airfield today should likely anticipate some delays ...
Privacy concerns kept many Mainers from getting the enhanced identification, raising the possibility of travel disruptions ...
Concern continues to mount about the government's new REAL ID requirements, but for those unable to get one in time there are other options.
Passengers flying in and out of Rhode Island will continue to be screened by the Transportation Security Administration in ...
Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem said that the Transportation Security Administration may divert those who are not ...
Pittsburgh International Airport has made adjustments to its security checkpoint operations, coinciding with the approaching ...
Just days before airport security checkpoints will require Real IDs or passports for anyone 18 or older flying in the U.S., ...
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