LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Nevada's ongoing cyber attack has disrupted DMV operations this week, forcing the suspension of Real ID applications just as Labor Day weekend approaches — one of the busiest travel periods of the year.

The cyber outage has halted new Real ID applications and kept online DMV services down, though driving tests have resumed .

With 77,000 people planning to travel through Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas alone on Friday, many Nevadans are concerned about whether they can still fly without the federally required identification.

Hailey Gravitt went to the airport to find out what travelers need to know before they head out for the holiday weekend. Nevada DMV outage affecting Real ID applications during Labor Day travel weekend

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