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TSA Charged Passenger Three $45 REAL ID Fees In 30 Minutes — One Was Supposed To Cover 10 Days, Then Came “No Refunds”
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TSA Charged Passenger Three $45 REAL ID Fees In 30 Minutes — One Was Supposed To Cover 10 Days, Then Came “No Refunds”
A Delta passenger says TSA charged her three separate $45 REAL ID verification fees in less than 30 minutes, even though one ConfirmID fee is supposed to be valid for 10 days. TSA’s response was even worse: the agency said it does not provide refunds and told her to work with her bank, turning a questionable new fee into a case study in government customer service.
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