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Now, the TSA is clarifying that one type of identification — a Costco membership card — is in fact not a valid form of Real ID accepted at the airport security checkpoint.

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

The Transportation Security Administration is warning air travelers of something that should be obvious – a Costco membership card is not a REAL ID substitute.

Yes, it does have your picture, your name and a star, but a Costco membership card is not a replacement for a Real ID. The Transportation Security Administration recently posted a reminder to its ...

The Transportation Security Administration is warning travelers that a Costco membership card is not the same as a REAL ID.