Expert Answer: Yes, if you have a valid Employment Authorization Document (EAD), you can generally fly within the U.S. However, TSA may require additional identification, such as a state-issued ID, passport, or Real ID. While domestic air travel is generally safe for asylum seekers and individuals with pending cases, it is important to be cautious when traveling through states with high immigration enforcement. If you have concerns, consult with an immigration attorney before traveling.
