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No REAL ID? It could cost you $18 to go through TSA checkpoints under proposed rule

Airplane passengers without a REAL ID or passport could face an $18 fee under a new rule proposed by the Transportation Security Administration.

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TSA could charge you $18 if you show up without a REAL ID

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TSA to introduce $18 fee for passengers without REAL ID or passport at airport checkpoints

Thanksgiving, Philadelphia International Airport and TSA

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TSA offering holiday food travel tips ahead of busiest travel days at KY airports

Ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, and some of the busiest days at Kentucky airports, the Travel and Safety Administration is providing tips for those traveling this holiday.

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All TSA checkpoints at Philadelphia airport to reopen Friday ahead of Thanksgiving travel rush

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Philadelphia International Airport prepares for busy Thanksgiving holiday

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Thanksgiving travelers pack San Diego International Airport as rush begins

San Diego International Airport bustles with Thanksgiving travelers as officials expect 800,000+ passengers through Dec. 1 during record travel season.

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DTW airport traffic still slow at start of Thanksgiving stretch

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Thousands expected to pass through Pittsburgh's new airport terminal for Thanksgiving

Majority of TSA workers received backpay

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Why These TSA Checkpoints Weren’t Affected By The Longest Government Shutdown In US History

Reports highlighted this puzzle, with passengers struggling to identify why some TSA checkpoints remained drama-free while others continued to melt down. The answer lies in the way that these unique checkpoints were staffed.

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Majority of TSA workers received backpay after government shutdown ends

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90% of TSA worker have received backpay

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Food for thought: TSA has packing tips for travelers bringing food on planes for Thanksgiving travel

Most foods can be carried through a TSA checkpoint, but some items must be transported in checked baggage, according to a news release from the TSA. The TSA says solid items can go through a checkpoint,

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What food items can you bring through airport security checkpoints?

Travelers can bring baked goods, meats, fresh fruit, and casseroles through airport security checkpoints, but items like cranberry sauce, gravy, and canned fruit must be packed in checked luggage.

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The Unexpected Reason Your Hair Style Can Cause Trouble While Going Through TSA

Even the smallest details about you can raise red flags when going through TSA, and sometimes it's not what's in your bag but what's on your head.

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Philadelphia International Airport reopening security checkpoints closed during government shutdown

The Terminal A-West and Terminal F TSA checkpoints will reopen on Nov. 20 and resume their normal operating schedules after being closed for two weeks.

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Bringing gravy into a TSA checkpoint? Think again! Here's a list of what can be brought

The Transportation Security Administration is letting you know what kind of foods you can and cannot bring if you are traveling.

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Apple’s Digital ID brings passport verification to TSA checkpoints nationwide

Digital ID allows users to create an identification card in Apple Wallet using information from their valid U.S. passport and present it securely through an iPhone or Apple Watch.