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Be your REAL ID self by May 7, 2025.

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On May 7, 2025, U.S. travelers must be REAL ID compliant to board domestic flights and access certain federal facilities.

Find out if you’re REAL ID ready with our interactive tool!

• Are you planning to fly domestically or visit a Federal facility after May 7, 2025?
• Does your Drivers License / ID have a star (and/or flag) or say "Enhanced"?

You're REAL ID ready! You will need this ID to board domestic flights and may need this or another acceptable form of identification to visit federal facilities.

• Do you have a passport?

A passport is an acceptable form of identification and may be used in lieu of a REAL ID Drivers License or ID to board domestic flights and visit federal facilities.

• Click here to see if you have one of these acceptable forms of identification that may also be used to board domestic flights and visit federal facilities (link will open in a new window). Do you have one of these?
• These alternate forms of identification may be used in lieu of a REAL ID Drivers License or ID at the airport to board domestic flights and when visiting federal facilities.

You're not REAL ID ready! Important: if you want to board domestic flights or visit federal facilities beginning May 7, 2025 you must have a REAL ID or another acceptable form of identification. Click on your state or territory in the map below to visit your local DMV to learn more.

You might not need a REAL ID. Click on your state or territory in the map below to visit your local DMV to learn more.

Map out your path to REAL ID readiness by May 7, 2025.

Click on your home state or territory to make a plan with your local DMV to be REAL ID ready.

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Deadline: May 7, 2025

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Facial Recognition and Digital Identity Solutions

Discover new technologies for a faster, easier travel experience..

Digital forms of identity enable the passenger to seamlessly and securely transmit identity information using facial recognition at select TSA checkpoints.

* Travelers must present alternative physical ID if requested by TSA.

** Participation in these pilots is optional. Your photo will be taken if you participate. During the evaluation periods, your photo and limited biographic information will be shared with DHS Science and Technology Directorate to evaluate the technology's effectiveness. Please notify a TSA officer if you do not wish to participate and would like to receive standard ID verification screening.

As TSA continues to integrate new technologies for a faster, easier travel experience, we've collaborated on several innovative digital identity initiatives, which work in place of a physical ID* or boarding pass. Be sure to follow the steps to setup and activate your selected digital identity solution before your trip so it’s ready to present at the TSA checkpoint. Look for your preferred airline or device maker below to find out more!

TSA PreCheck® Touchless Identity Solution

Opt-in at select airports to participate in the TSA PreCheck Touchless Identity Solution program during check-in with participating airlines. Store your participation preference, TSA PreCheck KTN and Passport Number in the airlines mobile app. By opting in, your identity can be verified without presenting a physical ID at bag drop, the security checkpoint, and at the boarding gate.

Participation is Optional

• Delta Airlines TSA PreCheck® bag drop and checkpoint

United Airlines TSA PreCheck® bag drop and checkpoint

Mobile Driver’s License and Digital Identification

Add your state-issued eligible driver's license or identification card to your phone's digital wallet. Or download a TSA approved digital ID app to your mobile device.

Present your ID at select TSA checkpoints by tapping your phone or linked device or scanning the app issued QR code. Your photo will be taken by the TSA reader at security to proceed to screening.

You must still carry your physical ID as needed. 

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• Utah's GET Mobile ID App
• California DMV Wallet App
• Iowa Mobile ID App

TSA currently accepts, for limited testing and evaluation purposes, Delta Air Lines Facial Identification,  United Airlines Bag Drop Shortcut, CA  State-issued Mobile Driver’s License and identification cards in the California DMV Wallet App,  IA  State-issued Mobile Driver’s License and identification cards in the Iowa Mobile ID app,  UT  GET Mobile Driver's license app,   AZ ,  CO ,  GA ,  MD  State-issued Mobile Driver's Licenses and identification cards in Apple Wallet,   AZ ,  CO ,  GA ,  MD  State-issued Mobile Driver’s License and identification cards in Google Wallet,   AZ  State-issued Mobile Driver’s Licenses and identification cards in Samsung Wallet, at the airports below:

Participating Programs and Airports

No. Participation in the testing of biometric technology is voluntary. Passengers may notify a TSA officer if they do not wish to participate and instead go through the standard ID verification process.

Yes. Currently, all passengers must continue to have their physical IDs on hand. If a digital ID cannot be verified at the TSA security checkpoint, a passenger must use an acceptable physical identity document (e.g., driver’s license, passport) to proceed through the identity verification process.

TSA is committed to protecting passenger privacy and secures all personal data collected as part of our biometric efforts. TSA will continue to comply with DHS policies with respect to safeguarding PII throughout each phase of biometric solution development – from initial design to implementation – to protect passenger information. In addition to cybersecurity measures that ensure all data is protected while in transit and while at rest, biometric technology transforms passenger photos to templates that cannot be reverse-engineered to recreate the original image. Additionally, all capabilities TSA tests adhere to DHS and TSA cybersecurity requirements.

Consistent with the DHS Fair Information Practice Principles (FIPPs), TSA retains PII only for as long as is necessary to fulfill the specified purpose(s) of biometric technology pilots. DHS FIPPs and TSA’s PIAs provide guidance on matters such as transparency, specific use limitations, data minimization, and purpose specification for our biometric identity verification pilots. Additional information on data protection procedures for each test is available in TSA’s PIAs .

TSA exploration of biometric solutions is based on rigorous scientific study and analysis. We are aware of a variety of public concerns related to the accuracy of biometric technologies and take this issue seriously. Along with our federal partners, we are carefully studying biometric solutions in both laboratories and operational environments to proactively identify and mitigate performance issues up front. Accuracy and equity in biometric system performance is a key issue for TSA, and one we are carefully studying to ensure we understand the full benefits of this technology and make informed decisions to mitigate risks.

The acceptance of digital IDs has the potential to modernize checkpoint screening procedures and technologies to better serve the aviation security ecosystem, reduce points of contact for passengers, and pave the way for a more seamless travel experience. This effort is one of the steps TSA is taking under President Biden’s Executive Order on Transforming Customer Experience .

TSA publishes Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs) to notify the public  about tests and additional information on privacy protections. TSA also notifies passengers using signage at the airport near dedicated test lanes. These signs notify the public that participation is voluntary.

The use of biometrics has the potential to automate the ID and boarding pass verification process for more efficient and secure screening.

Biometric recognition capabilities will improve the performance and security of TSA operations by increasing the accuracy and reliability of passenger identity verification by TSA. Biometrics can enable TSA to automate part of the current manual procedures and allow professional screening personnel to leverage their training and experience to focus more on alarms and error resolution.

No. TSA is testing biometric technology at the airport to improve and perhaps automate the identity verification portion of the process for passengers, not for law enforcement or immigration enforcement purposes. Additionally, TSA does not tolerate racial profiling. Profiling is not an effective way to perform security screening, and TSA personnel are trained to treat every passenger with dignity and respect.

A digital ID is an electronic representation of personally identifying information that may be used to verify the identity of a person. A mobile driver's license is a type of digital ID. It is a digital representation of the information contained on a state-issued physical driver’s license, stored on a mobile electronic device, such as a smartphone, and read electronically. A mobile driver’s license is similar to a credit card holder having a physical credit card and multiple card records in digital wallets that require biometric verification prior to each transaction. A digital ID may also be issued by a non-governmental entity based on information derived from governmental or non-governmental sources.

If TSA is unable to obtain a match through biometric technology as part of a test, the TSA officer will use standard passenger identity verification procedures.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the commercial aviation sector and on TSA’s aviation security mission. TSA must prioritize the health and safety of our officers and the traveling public. To promote social distancing and reduce contact between officers and passengers, we are exploring a self-service version of Credential Authentication Technology (CAT) that enables passengers to scan their own photo IDs for authentication and uses biometrics to verify passenger identity, eliminating a point of contact between officers and passengers. This updated version of CAT (known as CAT-2) biometrically verifies a passenger’s identity by taking a picture and comparing the passenger’s live image to the photo on their authenticated photo ID (e.g., driver's license, passport). TSA first demonstrated this technology in August 2020 at DCA. TSA also conducted additional pilots to further test this technology, starting in March 2021 at DCA, PHX, IND, and MIA. TSA has since upgraded the CAT-2 units to feature a digital ID reader, updated user interface, and other enhancements including a new podium and space for additional processing power. Starting in March 2022, TSA began conducting field tests to assess these upgraded CAT-2 units.

TSA began testing the acceptance of digital IDs, including mobile driver’s licenses (mDLs) from participating states, at select TSA PreCheck® checkpoints in early 2022. Checkpoints that are testing the acceptance of digital IDs will have signage posted. TSA is actively engaged with other organizations to continue developing capabilities, standardizing the digital ID ecosystem to ensure interoperability with TSA systems, and piloting digital ID technology at various airport checkpoints around the country.

 Participating Field Assessment Pilot Airports

• Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI)
• Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD)
• Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG)
• Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)
• Denver International Airport (DEN)
• Des Moines International Airport (DSM)
• Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW)
• Eastern Iowa Airport (CID)
• Gulfport Biloxi International Airport (GPT)
• Harry Reid International Airport (LAS)
• Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)
• Honolulu Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL)
• Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport (JAN)
• John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK)
• John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH)
• LaGuardia Airport (LGA)
• Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
• Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY)
• Luis Munoz Marin International Airport (SJU)
• Miami International Airport (MIA)
• Nashville International Airport (BNA) – Beginning 3/08
• Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport (SJC)
• Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)
• Richmond International Airport (RIC)
• Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA)
• Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC)
• San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
• The Eastern Iowa Airport (CID)
• Will Rogers World Airport (OKC)

Below is the current list of eligible digital IDs from state or private issuing authorities that may be accepted by TSA at the checkpoint for testing and evaluation purposes.

The REAL ID Modernization Act (2020) clarified that the REAL ID Act applies to state-issued mobile driver’s licenses and mobile identification cards (collectively "mDLs"). On April 19, 2021, DHS published a request for information to seek public comment to inform an upcoming rulemaking that will address security and privacy standards for the issuance of mDLs and enable federal agencies to accept these credentials for official purposes as defined in the REAL ID Act and regulation.

No. TSA will only be able to receive a passenger’s digital identification information at TSA checkpoints upon a passenger's consent. Passengers will control access to and use of the digital ID kept in their mobile device. Generally, TSA does not copy or store the digital ID, unless it is done in a limited testing environment for evaluation of the effectiveness of the pilot. In that instance, TSA will inform the passenger through PIAs, signage, and other means.

TSA, in partnership with Delta and United Airlines , continues to expand TSA PreCheck Touchless ID at select airports for Bag Drop and Checkpoint Security.

Mobile Driver's License TSA enables Arizona residents to use mobile driver’s license or state ID in Samsung Wallet

Facial Recognition TSA uses facial recognition technology to verify the identity of travelers on a voluntary basis.

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Travel ID gives you universal access to the digital channels of Lufthansa Group airlines and Miles & More. The customer profile gives you the ability to use services within the Lufthansa Group as conveniently as possible and to enjoy a travel experience tailored to your personal wishes and expectations, from your first visit to the website or app until long after your journey has ended.

Good reasons to get Travel ID

When you switch to Travel ID, you will benefit from many advantages and useful services. These include, for example, the option of receiving personalised flight offers and additional services on the booking platforms of Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Lufthansa and SWISS. You earn miles with Travel ID in the same way as before with your service card number, simply by entering it when booking a flight. Switch to Travel ID in just a few clicks.

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How to switch to Travel ID if you already have a Miles & More profile

You can now log in to Miles & More even more conveniently with an email address and password of your choice – using your Travel ID. This is also your universal login for Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Lufthansa and SWISS, and therefore for all bookings with these airlines. Login via service card number and PIN is still possible.

How to switch:

Log in to your Miles & More account as usual.

You will automatically be prompted to switch to Travel ID.

Set your desired email address and password.

All done. Now you can conveniently use all Travel ID options available on Lufthansa Group channels and at Miles & More.

If you can currently log in with your email address and password, you already have Travel ID. In this case, you don’t need to change your profile.

How to get your Travel ID if you don’t yet have a Miles & More profile

You only need to register for Travel ID if you don’t already have a profile with either an airline or Miles & More. To register , enter an email address and set a password. The password must have at least eight characters, including one upper-case letter, one lower-case letter, one digit and one special character. You will then receive an activation link by email, which is valid for 24 hours. Check your spam folder if you have not received a link. If your email address is not accepted, you probably already have a Travel ID profile. Only one profile can be created per email address. 

How to link your Travel ID to your Miles & More account

If you have already registered for Travel ID via Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, Lufthansa or SWISS and also have a Miles & More profile, you can easily merge the two profiles. To do so, log in to an airline channel with your Travel ID and link the accounts on the profile page in the frequent flyer programme section.

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Identification requirements are changing for domestic flights

You may need a different form of ID—a Real ID—to board a domestic flight beginning May 7, 2025. That’s when the federal Real ID Act takes effect and standard driver licenses will no longer be an accepted form of identification by the Transportation Security Administration. 

Real ID–compliant driver licenses and identification cards are now available in most locations where you would normally get or renew your driver’s license, but you must visit the office in person with several documents proving your identity and residence to get one. Appointments are highly recommended. 

You do not need a Real ID driver’s license to continue driving after May 7, 2025. There's no need to rush to get a Real ID if you already have a valid passport, passport card, or current military identification card. You can use those instead of a Real ID to board domestic flights after May 7, 2025.

Even if you don’t have a valid passport or passport card, they are usually easier to obtain than a Real ID driver’s license or ID card. Passport processing facilities are in many post offices, libraries, and other local government offices. Both passports and passport cards are valid for 10 years. You can visit your local AAA branch to take member-discounted passport photos, and visit travel.state.gov for passport applications, requirements, and appointments. 

The offices handling driver’s licenses and State Department are expecting a huge surge in demand for Real ID licenses and passports as the deadline draws closer, so don’t wait until it’s too late.

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Regardless of your age, you must have your own Trusted Traveler Programs (TTP) account.

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A $100 one-time fee is required with your Global Entry application and must be paid at time of application submission through the Trusted Traveler Program (TTP) system. You can pay by credit card or through an electronic bank transfer.

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• Enhanced Tribal Cards and Native American tribal photo IDs
• In-state, fully-valid learner's permit with photo, 
• In-state, fully-valid non-driver ID with photo, or
• Temporary driver's license with photo. 

Notice on Digital ID Documents : Some states have digital ID documents, mobile driver's licenses, or mobile IDs. We cannot accept these digital IDs when you apply for your U.S. passport. You must give us a physical, photo ID and a photocopy of the ID.  

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• School yearbook with identifiable photograph
• Selective Service (draft) card
• Medicare or other health card
• Expired driver's license 
• Form DS-71 for an Identifying Witness (note: this form is only available if you are applying in person at an  acceptance facility or a passport agency ). 

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Traveling can be really easy—with your personal Travel ID . Now you can log into all Lufthansa Group channels and with Miles & More using just one email address .

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From booking to check-in and beyond—make the most of the many benefits and an all-round convenient travel experience. Register now, or complete your existing Miles & More profile with your personal Travel ID.

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With Travel ID you can make the most of lots of benefits and useful services. For example, you’ll receive personalized offers on all Lufthansa Group Airlines booking platforms, or you can keep an eye on your personal details and current updates to your bookings at all times.

What’s more, if you’d like to take advantage of additional, exclusive offers then sign up for Miles & More while you’re registering for Travel ID. This will make your trips smoother and more convenient and at the same time with Miles & More you can also earn valuable air miles.

Travel ID benefits at a glance

One single login.

Your personal Travel ID offers you the option of logging into all Lufthansa Group Airlines and your Miles & More profile.

Personal Details

Store your personal details in your Travel ID - that way you won’t have to enter them again when you make bookings in future.

Individual offers

Tell us about your flight preferences, receive personalized offers and information, and always have an overview of all the self-services available on your flights.

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Save your preferred payment methods for all Lufthansa Group Airlines and save valuable time when booking your trips.

All flights at a glance

Always have an overview of your upcoming flights. In addition you can view your complete flight history over the last 10 years.

Important travel documents

Simply upload the relevant travel documents and save them for your next trips.

Additional benefits with Miles & More

✓ Earn miles and points with 40 airline partners

✓ Become a frequent flyer and enjoy privileges

✓ Earn miles that can be used for hotel and car rental bookings with lots of suppliers

✓ Redeem miles on flight awards or other travel awards   

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With your Travel ID you can now log in to Miles & More simply using an email address of your choice and a password, as well as with your usual login of service card number and user name. This is both your single login to Lufthansa and to all the other airlines in the Lufthansa Group. With Travel ID you can also make the most of all Miles & More benefits for a smoother and more convenient travel experience.

It’s easy to switch to Travel ID:

• Log in to your Miles & More account as usual.
• You will automatically be asked to add Travel ID to your Miles & More account.
• Set up your preferred email address and password

Once you’ve switched, you can conveniently use all the benefits of Travel ID in the Lufthansa Group channels and Miles & More.

If you can log in already using your email address and password, this means you already have a Travel ID—and you don’t need to switch your profile.

Do you have further questions about Travel ID?

How can I change the email address I use to log in? How can I add a flight to “My bookings” in my Travel ID account? And why are the flights I’ve already booked not showing in “My bookings”? We’re happy to help—we’ve listed these and lots of other common questions for you in our FAQs.

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If you have given your consent to receive digital communications, you will also receive promotional content from the following SWISS partner companies:

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Von der Buchung bis zum Check-in und darüber hinaus – mit der Travel ID reisen Sie jetzt noch einfacher. Sie ist Ihr Login für all unsere digitalen Services. Mit ihr greifen Sie einfach und schnell auf Ihre Daten zu und profitieren jederzeit von relevanten Informationen und personalisierten Services. Und dass bei jeder Airline der Lufthansa Group.

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Buchen und einchecken im Handumdrehen: Hinterlegen Sie dafür Ihre persönlichen Daten, Zahlungsinformationen und wichtige Reisedokumente in Ihrem Profil. Dort sind sie sicher aufbewahrt und jederzeit abrufbar.

Exklusive Aktionen

Profitieren Sie mit Ihrer Travel ID von speziellen Angeboten und Aktionen sowie von auf Sie zugeschnittenen Informationen – genau dann, wenn Sie sie brauchen.

Meilen sammeln

Aktivieren Sie Miles & More für Ihre Travel ID und sammeln Sie direkt Meilen – beim Fliegen, Reisen und Shoppen. Lösen Sie diese für tolle Prämien, besondere Erlebnisse oder Ihre nächste Reise ein.

Ihr Zugang zu allen unseren Services 

Immer bestens informiert: Bleiben Sie eingeloggt und erhalten Sie die passenden Informationen zur richtigen Zeit und am richtigen Ort.

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Nach dem Einloggen auf unserer Website haben Sie Zugang zu all Ihren Buchungen und erhalten im Travel Cockpit hilfreiche Informationen rund um Ihre Reise. In Ihrem Profil speichern Sie persönliche Daten, Präferenzen und Zahlungsinformationen und hinterlegen Reisedokumente. Damit buchen und checken Sie jetzt noch schneller ein. Alle Reisen der vergangenen 10 Jahre haben Sie in den Travel Insights im Überblick.

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Schnelle und gezielte Hilfe für Ihr Anliegen: Sobald Sie sich mit Ihrer Travel ID eingeloggt haben, verfügt der Chat-Assistent Elisa über alle nötigen Informationen. Sie erhalten personalisierte Antworten auf Ihre Fragen, buchen bequem um oder fordern eine Rückerstattung an. Und das alles, ohne zusätzliche Daten einzugeben.

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Von der Buchung bis zur Ankunft bestens informiert: Nutzen Sie die Vorteile Ihrer Travel ID in der Lufthansa App. Nach dem Einloggen sind Ihre all Ihre Informationen hinterlegt und Ihr persönlicher Reiseassistent informiert Sie automatisch zu Ihrem bevorstehenden Flug. Lassen Sie sich hierfür Ihre Bordkarte ausstellen und erhalten Sie Zugang zu weiteren personalisierten Services. Buchen Sie außerdem bequem Ihren nächsten Flug inklusive Sitzplatz, ohne erneut Daten anzugeben.

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Profitieren Sie mit Ihrer Travel ID von FlyNet®. Sobald Sie sich einloggen, erhalten Sie automatisch aktuelle Informationen zu Ihrer Reise. Nutzen Sie außerdem das kostenlose, unbegrenzte Messaging für Messenger wie WhatsApp, um mit Ihren Liebsten in Kontakt zu bleiben und surfen Sie zu günstigen Preisen an Bord.

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• Meilen und Points (Points, Qualifying Points und HON Circle Points) bei 40 Airline-Partnern sammeln
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Travel ID und Miles & More Kund:innen können auf allen Kurz- und Mittelstreckenflügen Flügen mit WLAN ausgestatteten Flugzeugen der A320-Familie von kostenlosem, unbegrenztem Messaging im FlyNet®-Portal profitieren. Bleiben Sie auch über den Wolken mit Ihren Liebsten in Verbindung und entspannen Sie sich während des Fluges.

Besuchen Sie auf Ihrem nächsten Flug einfach unser FlyNet®-Portal mit Ihrem mobilen Endgerät, melden Sie sich mit Ihrer persönlichen Travel ID an und wählen Sie „Free Messaging“ aus – fertig. Viel Spaß beim Chatten über den Wolken!

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Wenn Sie eine Einwilligung zur digitalen Kommunikation gegeben haben, erhalten Sie auch Werbeinhalte folgender Unternehmen der Lufthansa Group:

Deutsche Lufthansa AG, Austrian Airlines AG, Swiss International Air Lines AG, Brussels Airlines SA/NV, Eurowings GmbH und EW Discover GmbH.

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Do you need a passport to travel in the U.S. in 2024?

T ravel is tricky enough, but to add to the already confusing world of air travel, the U.S. government has been teasing us with updated identification requirements for what seems like forever. After years of changed dates, extended deadlines, and general defiance at the state level, there’s still a lot of confusion around the REAL ID Act, particularly when it comes to modern air travel . So, do you need a passport to travel within the U.S. once this goes into effect?

Direct answer:  You will not need a passport to travel within the US in 2024 or 2025, when the REAL ID Act goes into effect, though you can use one. Most people will use a REAL ID compliant driver’s license. These are already being issued and can be identified by the star in the upper right hand corner of the ID.

Read on to see more about what this means and how do you prepare if your ID isn’t already compliant? We’ll clear a few things up regarding this issue and explain the use of your passport when traveling domestically.

The REAL ID Act basics

For starters, the REAL ID Act was slated to become law back on Oct. 1, 2020. However, the unprecedented circumstances of the last few years — traveling during the COVID-19 pandemic in particular — pushed the execution date. Now that date has been changed yet again . According to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), all U.S. travelers must meet the REAL ID requirements to board domestic flights by May 7, 2025 (it was last slated for May 3, 2024, with October 1, 2021, and then to May 3, 2024, as the dates before then). While you may not need a passport to travel, you will need a REAL ID.

Every state will require a REAL ID

If you thought maybe your state wouldn’t comply with the act, we’re sorry to say that every territory and state will require a REAL ID. Some states have already started issuing them, so you may have one.

The REAL ID won’t get you everywhere

For trips to Mexico (by land) and Canada, and other international travel , you will still need a passport to enter. The REAL ID isn’t a substitute for your passport.

The REAL ID isn’t a passport

When you get your new ID, it doesn’t replace a passport. This can’t be used to fly outside of the U.S., but it could be used as a second form of ID. It’s also not a visa, it’s just your ID taken up a notch.

Do I need a passport to fly domestically?

According to the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA), all adult passengers (18 and above) must show valid identification at the airport to travel. The identification must show your picture, name, and state of residence. It doesn’t necessarily need to be your passport, which means you can fly domestically in the U.S. in 2024 without a valid passport for travel.

If you don’t have a passport, there are other acceptable forms of identification, including:

• U.S. passport card
• State-issued driver’s license
• DHS trusted traveler card
• State-issued Enhanced Driver’s License
• U.S. Merchant Mariner Credential
• Border crossing card
• Permanent resident card
• U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) ID
• Tribal-issued photo ID

Believe it or not, even if you don’t have any form of ID because, say, you forgot it at home, it’s lost, or you’re a “sovereign citizen,” you’re still able to fly within the U.S. You’ll need to complete an identity verification process as required by the TSA.

Don’t plan on breezing through airport security , though, because you’ll be subject to additional (i.e., lengthier, more intensive) screening. Children under the age of 18 are not expected to provide identification when traveling domestically.

What kind of ID do you need to travel domestically within the U.S.?

For domestic US travel in 2024 , an in-date driver’s license or other DMV-issued photo identity card with work. For other methods of identification, check the TSA’s acceptable identification guidelines .

Starting on May 7, 2025 , you will need a new REAL ID if you plan to use an ID to board. Fortunately, you are likely to already have one. As, according to the DHS, “All 50 states are now in full compliance issuing these cards, with most states becoming compliant in the last four years.” Again, a REAL ID has a star in the upper right hand corner. If you happened to renew your last ID before your state was compliant, you’re now able to receive a REAL ID-compliant version at your next visit. In the absence of a REAL ID, you will be able to use a valid passport, a U.S. military ID, or a federal government PIV card for domestic travel.

Without a passport, REAL ID-compliant card, or any other accepted forms of identification, you won’t be allowed through TSA checkpoints, meaning you won’t be able to fly within the U.S.

Do you need a REAL ID to fly in the U.S.?

• If the new date sticks, when it gets here, then yes, you will.
• You’ll also need it if you want to enter federal facilities.

Beginning May 7, 2025, if they don’t have a passport, all U.S. travelers will need a REAL ID to fly for domestic travel. The ID will be required to access any federal facility, so, for example, you won’t be able to visit some national monuments, federal buildings, or loved ones at military installations without one.

This law will apply to all 50 states and territories, including Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Without the ID, you could still use your passport to fly locally. But that could still be a potential challenge for the almost 60% of U.S. citizens who don’t have a passport.

You get your REAL ID through your local Department of Motor Vehicles office, AAA, or regional state offices. It’s possible to complete the necessary documentation online before visiting the office, too, so be sure to check the minimum requirements before applying.

What do you need to travel within the U.S.?

When traveling as a resident, you’ll need a valid passport, driver’s license, state ID, or military ID. Before traveling, be sure to check your identification to ensure it is valid and current. Also, take time to learn about the laws of the state you’re flying to — that helps avoid delays and frustrations.

U.S. citizens can also use state-issued enhanced driver’s licenses (EDLs) to fly locally. Know that EDLs are only available in select states, including New York, Washington, Minnesota, Vermont, and Michigan. They’re typically given to residents in states close to U.S. borders to comply with the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative .

If you’re a foreign national traveling within the U.S., you’ll need your passport, so be sure to keep your passport safe while traveling. Flying within the U.S. without a passport as a foreign national could be quite stressful.

On the other hand, green-carded residents must have their regular photo ID and green card to fly within the U.S. The card also functions as a driver’s license or other ID, and you’re not required to have a passport for domestic travel.

Where can I fly without a passport?

• The sky is the limit — within the U.S.

As of 2024, there are no states that require passports from U.S. citizens to fly domestically. Your airline or the TSA should never ask you to present a valid passport. Of course, you could carry it with you for additional photo identification in case you lose your other forms of ID.

Bottom line: You can fly to all 50 states and surrounding territories without a passport. Just make sure to carry either your driver’s license or a state-issued ID. To avoid frustrations in the future, ensure your driver’s license and other ID are REAL-ID compliant before May 2025. You’ll need a passport to travel internationally , so it’s vital not to leave it at home if your travel plans are likely to include leaving the U.S.

If you have a trip planned for the next few years, it will be business as usual, where you won’t have to worry about having a passport or REAL ID, anyway. But after that, you will need a REAL ID, and if you don’t have one, you’ll need a valid passport. Either get ready to get your passport — which is good for 10 years — or your REAL ID before 2025, not forgetting about how long it could take to get that passport. Things will probably be a bit rough, and we’ll have some growing pains while everyone adjusts to the new REAL ID rules, so it might be better if you have a passport to be safe.

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Connecting Travel Marketplace 4+

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Welcome to the Connecting Travel Marketplace App! For frontline travel sellers and independent travel agents seeking to connect with destinations, travel companies and experience providers from around the world, our events are for you. This app is where you can register, manage and access your events all in one place. Edit your personal and company profile, find key event information, view the guest list and manage your meetings, follow your agenda and rate your appointments. At Connecting Travel Marketplace, we place building trusted business relationships above all else, prioritising pre-scheduled one-to-one appointments, group experiences, and dynamic networking sessions at the core of our design. We take pride in introducing qualified buyers to vetted suppliers who we believe will add huge value to their clientele. Our buyers are predominantly leisure with specialisms in MICE, wellness, weddings and adventure. Our supplier product is a diverse collection representing destinations and premier suppliers in the market, including chain hotels, DMCs, cruise lines, meetings and event services and experiences. Connecting Travel Marketplace is part of the Jacobs Media portfolio.

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