Military ID is fine for TSA. LTC is NOT, but not because the Real ID thing. That just got pushed back again. A driver’s license or passport is preferred, though. Many airports have newly hired officers working the ID check station. If you ever have an issue with TSA, ask for a Supervisor.oohrah wrote: ↑Tue Aug 29, 2023 11:31 am The reason they would not accept a military ID or LTC is that they do not meet the Federally mandated "Real ID" criteria, i.e. the gold star on your drivers license. While other forms of ID may be acceptable in Texas, only a Real ID is acceptable to TSA.
And Atlanta Hartsfield has such a huge problem with firearms, I'm not surprised they had the knee jerk reaction you described.
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