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[Maverick]

Terminal Confusion? DHS push could make some IDs invalid for flying

"Millions of air travelers across the U.S. are potentially at risk of finding themselves grounded in the new year thanks to a post-9/11 law that took a decade to finally come into effect.

The REAL ID Act, originally passed in 2005, was meant to tighten standards for government-issued IDs like driver's licenses -- to boot, it banned federal agencies from accepting any IDs that don't meet the bar."

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...h-could-make-some-ids-invalid-for-flying.html

 

[jimLE]

it's been years since i've flown.even then,it was to fly back from florida back to texas, for a grandfather's funeral...and chances are.i won't fly again..so i got it made..

 

[Dani]

I have only flown commercially 4 times in my life time. . . here and back types. Once for a mom and sis vacation (and no it wasn't a true vacation) and once for a kiddos college graduation These feet will hopefully never have to fly anywhere else unless it is with an Uncle or a son.