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amiepoole | 09:34 Mon 23rd Apr 2007 | Travel
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Do i need a passport to fly within the UK?
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Some airlines insist on a passenger's proof of identity, and will accept nothing less than a passport. Best to have one.
10:14 Mon 23rd Apr 2007
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Check with the airline with which you intend to fly,some speciify a passport whilst others merely ask for photo id,in which case the new style photo driving licence would do
11:07 Mon 23rd Apr 2007
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No airline that I know of will insist on a passport and only a passport. Ryanair, who are the most restrictive, insist on a passport OR a photocard driving licence. Others vary - some will accept a works ID for example.

Check with the airline you are flying with - it's the only relaible source.
12:08 Mon 23rd Apr 2007

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