Before February 1, if you were looking to fly domestically, you would need, for example, a real ID or a passport. Now, for a fee, that's not necessarily the case.

The fee covers the TSA’s Confirm ID process, an alternative way the agency can verify travelers’ identities.

February 1st, if you don't have a Real ID or an acceptable form of ID, you will have another option to go use TSA ConfirmID ...

The system is designed to streamline the verification process as the airport prepares for major international events and rising passenger volumes.

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