BUFFALO, N.Y. — Travelers planning to fly domestically are being reminded that beginning Sunday, passengers without a REAL ID or another acceptable form of identification may be required to pay a fee to verify their identity at airport security checkpoints.
Travelers who do not have a REAL ID or an acceptable alternative, such as a passport, will have to a $45 fee to verify your identity through TSA ConfirmID. The policy applies to domestic flights and is intended to ensure passengers meet federal identification requirements before boarding.
“TSA ConfirmID receipt is good for 10 days of travel, starting on your payment date,” according to the Transportation Security Administration…