The TSA is now waiting until 2020 before it forces some Americans to use a passport to fly domestically

ID requirements for air travel were set to change in January 2018. 

By: David Slotnick

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If you’ve flown at all in the past year or so, you’ve probably noticed conspicuous signs at every security checkpoint warning that “ID requirements are changing.” According to the signs, beginning January 22, 2018, driver’s licenses from nine states will no longer be considered “valid” identification for air travel starting early in 2018.