my family (7 of us) all plan to go to america next summer. we have never been and we want to make the most of it. we no it will cost alot but we want to find cheap flights. we are starting to look ...
I am going home and I have a layover at one airport for 2 hours which that airport has free internet so I wont be too worried about that. Than my next stop is at LAX and I wait there for 4 HOURS! But ...
i want to travel from newcastle to bristol in jan i dont have a passport but i have been told you still need a passport to travel by plane even if traveling within the uk is that ...
my mam doesnt know but i know she is getting me and my boyfriend holiday tickets and me a pasport for christmas any ideas wher we could go ?
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What form of ID could a 14 year old use to board an airplane?
If you are traveling within the U.S., children under 18 are not required to have I.D. See site below. If you are traveling alone, I think it is WISE to have I.D....like a school I.D. or a state I.D. card. Only if you are flying to another country do you need a passport.
plus123
State issued ID card, Passport, School Id with picture.
rarf?
passport or a student id
Grace B
passport, state issued id card, school id.
Shannon
school id
birth certificate
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passport
sarahhh (:
passport or state issued id card... i agree with autumn, although i've used my school id when i was with my parents.
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I didn't need any kind of ID when I boarded. But I was with my mom. Try using a school ID or a military ID if you have one.
tom D
a passport
Autumn
Depending on where you're travelling to/from only a passport will be a valid form of identification.
School passes can easily be forged and a birth certificate does not have any photo to identify you by.
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