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Originally Posted by ohiosbestus
We are wondering if kids under 18 are required to have identification if they are flying with their adult brother. Hopefully someone can answer this question legally.
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So easy to "GOOGLE". Actually easier then asking a question here and waiting for an answer. If you need a 100% "legal" answer (unless someone CLAIMS to be a lawyer here) either call the TSA or a lawyer otherwise all you will get is "opinions."
What Identification Do I Need for My Kids to Fly? | USA Today
The Transportation Security Administration is the U.S. government agency that protects the nation’s transportation system. It mandates that all adult passengers, 18 and over, must show a valid U.S. federal- or state-issued photo ID at security checkpoints. IDs must contain the name, date of birth, gender and an expiration date such as a driver’s license. However, it does not require an ID for minors under 18; children only need a boarding pass to pass through security.
That being said, can't a 17yr old still be a terrorist?