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

The TSA is launching its ConfirmID program at airports nationwide, including Louis Armstrong International Airport, starting Feb. 1.

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Travelers without a Real ID can now use TSA's new ConfirmID program for a fee to get through security at the Sunport.

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Starting next week, air travelers without a Real ID will have the option of paying $45 for a short-term security check designed to help them make their flights. The Transportation Security Administration’s new ConfirmID program is targeted to travelers who have lost their driver’s license or don’t possess a Real ID or other acceptable form of identification,

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) says it will begin rolling out a program called ConfirmID next month. The option is designed for travelers who show up at

Travelers without a Real ID or acceptable identification will face a $45 fee starting Sunday when TSA’s ConfirmID program launches nationwide.

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The TSA is now charging travelers $45 if they show up without a REAL ID, passport, or Green Card. While a driver's license will still get you on a domestic flight, it will now cost you. The Transportation Security Administration is now charging $45 at security checkpoints if travelers show up without a REAL ID or other acceptable government-issued ID,