TSA has clarified that Costco membership cards are not acceptable forms of identification for air travel in the US.

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The TSA has clarified that Costco cards are not valid ID for air travel, despite confusion caused by their gold star. Following the May 7 REAL ID requirement, only federally approved IDs are accepted.

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U.S. travelers were told last month they needed a federally approved ID or passport to board a domestic flight, with a ...

The Transportation Security Administration is warning air travelers of something that should be obvious – a Costco membership ...

To support its case against the measure, Airlines for America studied the impact of airline credit cards by state. In Texas, the analysis says an annual estimate of more than 1.1 million travelers ...

The TSA lightheartedly reminds travelers that a Costco membership card isn’t valid ID for flying, emphasizing the need for ...

The administration clarified what counts as REAL ID in a social media post, after the act was implemented last month.

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