US to Ignore ‘X’ Gender on Passports – What if You Have One?

Trump-Era Rule Forces Airlines to Drop ‘X’ Gender Markers

New CBP rule directs airlines to ignore nonbinary gender markers, sparking confusion and outrage from LGBTQ advocates. The post Trump-Era Rule Forces Airlines to Drop ‘X’ Gender Markers appeared first on Metro Weekly.

Airlines told to disregard gender-neutral ‘X’ on US passports and add ‘M’ or ‘F’

The rule affects international flights entering or leaving the US, not domestic ones. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Trump’s ban on ‘non-binary’ gender markers for airlines takes effect

Starting last week, commercial airlines must record all travelers’ sex as either male or female, not with an ‘X’ marker, as previously allowed by the Biden administration.

U.S. Orders Airlines To Ignore 'X' Gender Marker on Passports, Type in ‘M’ or ‘F’ at Check-In

Non-binary travelers say airline employees are being forced to guess their sex now that the 'X' gender marker on their passports is no longer an option.

Customs and Border Patrol says airlines may only use male and female gender markers for travelers

The State Department still must issue alternatives to 'M' and 'F' on passports, but airlines must now change those of their own forms.

US airlines told to ignore ‘X’ gender-neutral markers as passport battle continues

Airlines in the US have been ordered to ignore “X” gender markers on passports. The new US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) policy has been issued to comply with president Donald Trump’s “Defending Women from Gender Ideology Extremism and Restoring Biological Truth to the Federal Government” executive order, which directed airlines to disregard the “X” marker and ask for either “M” or “F” instead.  The “X” non-binary marker was introduced in …