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Passport required for Domestic flights?

Do you need to take your passport for domestic (within Britain) flights? Some folk say yeah and some nae????

With heightened security everywhere, I would say I will have to bring it with me?

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roosi Tue 05/08/08 09:31

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Welsh Git
Tue 05/08/08
10:01

It is not a passport that is requied but positive means of identification - a passpost being the most suitable. If you have a passport - take it.

roosi
Tue 05/08/08
10:32

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Thanks Welshgit, was thinking I had best take it just in case...

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R1Geezer
Tue 05/08/08
10:45

Yes as above, no actual passport needed but the jumped up anal t055ers that have infested airports insist that you need photo I'd, so a PP is the best form of that but a driving licence should be ok. It's interesting that I can still get on other forms of public transport without any form of ID.

heathfield
Tue 05/08/08
10:51

It will depend on the individual airline as to what is classed as suitable photo ID. But none of them will refuse a passport.

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