The Department of Homeland Security has delayed the deadline for air travelers to have a REAL ID another two years, the agency announced Monday.The new identification rules mandate any flyer over 18 will need to have a REAL ID-issued driver's license or another federally approved identification card if they are going to fly domestically."This extension will give states needed time to ensure their residents can obtain a REAL ID-compliant license or identification card.DHS will also use this time to implement innovations to make the process more efficient and accessible.We will continue to ensure that the American public can travel safely.""