RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCT) — Airline passengers at North Carolina airports will be expected to pay a $45 fine for identity verification before they get to the TSA checkpoint starting Feb 1, according to the ...

An example of a Real ID-compliant drivers license (Photo-WWAY). RALEIGH, NC (WWAY) — Airline passengers who do not have REAL ID compliant identification after Saturday, January 31st will have to pay ...

(WBTV) - The Transportation Security Administration (or TSA) announced Monday that travelers without a REAL ID will still be allowed to fly under certain conditions -- which include paying a fee.

Transportation Security Administration using TSA Confirm.ID automated system to verify identity of those without acceptable identification.

If you are a frequent flyer in North Carolina, it may soon cost you to not have a REAL ID. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking hereBeginning Feb. 1, passengers without REAL ID will ...

Airline passengers who do not have REAL ID compliant identification after Saturday, Jan. 31 at North Carolina airports must pay a $45 fee for identity verification before they get to the ...

Want to fly in North Carolina but don't have a Real ID yet? TSA says it'll cost you. According to the TSA and the NC DMV, airline passengers who don't have their Real ID by Saturday, Jan. 31 at North ...

Passengers head for the Transportation Security Administration checkpoint in Terminal 2 at Raleigh-Durham International Airport. TSA may soon charge a fee to screen travelers who arrive without a REAL ...