Travelers who attempt to fly without a Real ID or passport could be subject to a new airport security screening program that ...

The Transportation Security Administration has proposed a rule that would charge travelers who lack a Real ID an $18 fee at ...

The TSA will charge travelers who choose the “modernized alternative identity verification program” an $18 fee to pay for the new technology, according to the notice.

No Real ID or passport? TSA may have an $18 option to verify your identity and pass through security. Here's what to know ...

The payment would allow travelers without verification to pass through airport checkpoints for 10 days without the ID.

The TSA has proposed a new rule that would see airline passengers without a REAL ID or a passport paying an $18 fee to have ...

On Wednesday, the TSA proposed another option: if you don't have an ID that they accept, you can pay $18 as a workaround. The ...

Several senators are looking to ban most facial recognition technology at airports, a move that the U.S. Travel Association says would “undermine aviation security, delay millions of flyers [and] set ...

An increasing number of employers are expressing interest in using biometric technology in the workplace. For example, a company concerned that employees are clocking one another in and out of work ...

The Biometric Screening Attestation requires you to honestly attest that you have completed, or will complete, a Biometric Screening with your Primary Care Provider (PCP) during the program year. A ...

SITA’s platform captures and processes biometric photos during border inspection, verifying travelers by matching images ...

In addition to the required Health Risk Assessment, the Biometric Screening Attestation is one of the four options (along with tobacco attestation, primary care provider attestation, and/or dental ...