As of May 7, 2025, travelers need a Real ID-compliant license or another accepted form of identification, like a passport, to board federally regulated commercial aircraft and access certain federal ...

REAL ID requirements go into effect Wednesday, impacting air travel and access to some federal buildings. Here’s what New ...

Following years of extensions, the REAL ID deadline is now just days away, leaving many U.S. citizens and residents rushing ...

Many travelers preparing for their flights at the Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport told Fox News Digital that the government effectively notified Americans about the REAL ID law that took effect ...

The countdown is on: In less than 20 days, the REAL ID requirement will take effect, requiring Americans to obtain a new form of identification in order to fly domestically. Other identification ...

With REAL ID ... for its low REAL ID compliance, but it tops the nation in passport ownership, with 69% of residents holding one, according to data from the Center for American Progress and ...

Byron Donalds, R-Fla., in an April 10 NewsNation interview. "As long as you have a Real ID, which virtually every American has to have today, it should be easy for you to register to vote." ...

informing her that he only learned 10 minutes earlier at the American Airlines bag drop that he needed to have a Real ID. In response, the agent handed him a paper akin to a traveler’s scarlet ...

Related stories American Airlines An American Airlines spokesperson told BI that it continues to remind customers about TSA's Real ID rules through pre-departure emails, customer newsletters ...

American Samoa and the Northern Mariana Islands. The official answer: No. If you don't have a REAL ID, you may be denied boarding for your flight. That being said, the Transportation Security ...

Don’t have a REAL ... ID cards permit you to cross land and sea borders into Mexico and Canada from the U.S. It does not, however, allow you to fly into either of those countries. They have an ...

Byron Donalds, R-Fla., in an April 10 NewsNation interview. "As long as you have a Real ID, which virtually every American has to have today, it should be easy for you to register to vote." ...