The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) recently announced that over 230 airports will now be accepting Virginia-issued digital IDs.

Roughly 86 million Americans—more than a third of the country’s licensed drivers—are now eligible to fly within the U.S. using a digital ID stored on their phones.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is now accepting digital Virginia IDs at airport security checkpoints, the TSA announced Tuesday.

VIRGINIA, USA — Virginia digital driver's licenses are now an accepted form of ID at airports nationwide, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced. Travelers can use their Virginia's Mobile ID (mID) using a smartphone at over 230 airport checkpoints in the United States with digital ID readers.

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will be accepting Virginia-issued mobile drivers’ licenses with digital ID readers nationwide at checkpoints. Travelers can download the Virginia Mobile App on their phone for a virtual identity screening process rather than at a physical photo ID and boarding pass location with a TSA security officer.