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The rule changed post 9/11, so some form of photo ID is required to get on any aircraft.
tony w
He will not need a passport but he will need some sort of proof of id
jetsetter
actually yes he will
my mum is 62 wants to travel to nothern ireland part of uk
and needs a passport to fly
go to www.manchesterairport.com
www.passportoffice.com
you can find all your information here
i fly birmingham to newcastle and have to have a passport for this
???
he wont need a passport necessarily but he'll need 1 form of identification
tek
Some airways such as easijet require anyone travelling on thier planes to have a valid passport
angel and the devil
he doesn't need his passport but he will need some kind of id
Porkamon
A passport is not necessary but, since 1st September 2002, any passenger flying between the UK and the Channel Islands will need valid photographic ID in order to travel.
Minnie
no
robin
if he is British then no because jersey is part of Britain but he will need some sort of photo Dee to board the plain
J C
no passport but photo id needed
Joe T
I think he will need a passport. Try to go to the US State Department site at www.state.gov for a clarification and a phone number. I think if you are flying from England to the US you will need a passport, but not a visa. Certainly a valid picture photo ID, but I tend to think he will need a passport, as even for US citizens it is extremely difficult to reenter the US with out a passport when flying.
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