Answer:
A pending OVI charge does not, by itself, prevent you from flying. You still need acceptable identification, which may require attention if police seized your driver’s license.
Having an OVI charge pending in Ohio does not automatically prevent you from boarding a plane. The video explains that the pending charge itself is not a general bar to flying.
Identification can be a practical concern because a driver’s license may have been seized in connection with the case. An attorney can help address that issue and review any case-specific travel concerns.
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