Originally Posted by
thomcat00
My issue isn't about license expiration - it's still good for the next several years - but I've moved since the license was issued and New York issues an updated address sticker to place on the back. TSA have had a problem with that. NYS charges the same as if I lost my license to get a replacement just because my address has changed (and the expiration does not change!).
While the license may be expired, it is a license to drive. We're flying, and not as the pilots. The fact that one's driving privileges are expired does not mean the ID is no longer valid, does it?
With TSA's new ID requirements, a license can be expired for less than 12 months, and still be allowed. However, you wouldn't be able to buy a beer in the airport bar with an expired ID.