The TSA is clarifying that one type of identification — a Costco membership card — is in fact not a valid form of Real ID ...

Travelers who are headed to airports and hoping to use their Costco membership cards in place of Real IDs are out of luck. Travelers need a Real ID — or other acceptable form of identification — for ...

Passengers have once again been reminded that the only acceptable forms of ID to take to the airport are REAL ID-compliant ...

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration is warning travelers of an important piece of airport protocol: Costco ...

The TSA attempted to dispel rumors on social media that using a Costco card is equivalent to using a REAL ID to get through ...

Your Costco card grants you access to a lot of deals and discounts, but don't expect it to help when going through TSA at the airport.

The TSA is reminding travelers that Costco cards do not count as REAL IDs. ‘We love hotdogs and rotisserie chickens as much as the next person but please stop telling people their Costco card counts ...

The Transportation Security Administration does not want domestic flyers to try using their Costco cards in lieu of the ...

Yes, it does have your picture, your name and a star, but a Costco membership card is not a replacement for a Real ID.

Costco cards good for 'hot dogs & rotisserie chickens,' not airports, TSA says The deadline for travelers to obtain a Real ID for domestic flights and accessing federal facilities was May 7.

In a June 4 post, the TSA debunked long-standing rumors on social media and warned people that Costco membership cards do not qualify as a REAL ID. “We love hotdogs and rotisserie chickens as much as ...

The Costco confusion has likely only affected a small number of air travelers, as 93% of fliers who show up at the airport have a valid Real ID, the TSA said in late May.