IceTrojan
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In fact, it is NOT a requirement to have ANY ID to fly (as I've said many times). Everyone says "it's the law" but I'm waiting for someone to actually show me the federal code (hint: there is none). |
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fl0w3er.p0w3r
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no |
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Tangengot
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No. Only for international travel. |
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Wally
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no you only need it to re-enter from outside. Including Mexico, Bahamas, Canada, etc. |
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Paul McDonald
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A passport is not required for US Citizens for domestic travel. Sometimes I bring mine, just for kicks... |
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diamond
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if you are a US citizen then passport is not required. Foreign national if does not have valid ID as per regulations of the country, should carry valid passport even on domestic flights, sothat in the event of any suspesion you are not taken for a ride. |
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dianemelloniemarlenejerryginder
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no not domestic |
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fatdadslim
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USA is one country,i doubt you would need a passport,it would be ludicrous |
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crystaltours
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No...only outside the United States.... |
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IFlyGuy
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Probably what you hear on the news was a story about the new passport requirements for travel to/from Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean. It is still not required to fly domestically. You will need a government issued id to get through security though. |
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Lorene
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i think maybe you should check this site and see if you can find the info there.
http://www.dhs.gov/xtrvlsec/crossingborders |
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Hello to Danger
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Just a valid state I.D. |
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dazed and confused
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No ya dont, but you do need a valid ID of some sort (birth cert. , drivers liscence...) |
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Saint Lucipher
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very few americans have passports so how could this be true |
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