itsa o
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no
all you will need is an aeroplane or strong arms |
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skullian
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you don't need a passport for domestic flights within the UK but most airlines these days require some form of ID with a photo on so if you have a photo card driving license that should be enough. |
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philip r
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no only photo i. d. i have flew a lot this year on domestic flights |
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Jodie98
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Photo ID would suffice, e.g. a photo Drivers Licence. |
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Norah B
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No, but you do need photo ID and usually a passport is the handiest, though a drivers licence will do also. |
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Wardie
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Hey
i work in an airport, on check in so i know the rules.
For domestic flights within the UK you just need photographic ID, such as drivers license or even bus pass. You can even use an out of date passport.
thanks, |
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Lukenn
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no you dont, but you will need some form of I.D |
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silverfoxcb7
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no u NEED photo id.... the gym photo id will not work it has to be an offiocial one |
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Gareth S
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as long as it has your picture and your name, that is fine. You can even get away with a Young person's rail card |
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barnie
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ask your booking offices |
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teddy
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No, but take a parachute for good measure, |
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mikail brown
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i would think so if you are not british |
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Raymo
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I am sure you will be asked to provide it. It is to do with the anti-terrorist regulations. Don't presume that you won't need a passport, you could well be turned away! |
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.x.jodee.x.
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From Manchester to Scotland you need a passport and you still have luggage limits and no more than 100ml liquid. Same rules apply |
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steve m
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take it with you then you cant go wrong. i went to dublin and had to show my passport. but not to sure in the UK |
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sophie
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Yes definitely. |
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