Do you need a passport for flight destinations within the UK?

Answer 1

not a s such as a British citizen. however you made need an acceptable proof of ID such as .......your passport to get through security.
Check with the airline and they will explain fully

Answer 2

Used EasyJet on a internal flight thoughout the Uk. But because the plane was destined to then go to Europe a Passport was needed.

Not saying this is standard but i would call the airline you will be booking with before going anywhere if you dont have a passport.
If you have a passport take it. you will need some proof of ID no matter what though.

every time i take any flight i take my passport, just stops any possible problems

Answer 3

R U a Brit or US citizen? Everyone needs to show ID of some kind....it doesn't need to be a passport....US citizens find easier time of it in showing passport as something easily recognizable by the clerks, vs. 50 states version of their license card.

Answer 4

if you are travelling from the us - yes - see below:

UNITED KINGDOM (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales) - *Passport required. Visa not required for stay of up to 6 months. For additional information, consult the nearest visa-issuing Consulate General: CA (310/481-2900), IL (312/970-3800), or NY (212/745-0200). Internet: www.britainusa.com/embassy

Answer 5

No but they could ask for some form of photographic ID so your passport is best.

Answer 6

Not for inland flights but you do need I.D and they advise you to bring your passport as I.D

Answer 7

i think of you will basically have problems while you're making plans to stay in a rustic which you're actually not resident. Having your onward passage and lodging might desire to be sufficient, bot just to verify verify with Singapore immigration internet site.. desire this became useful..

Answer 8

This is from the information on ryanair's website:


All passengers must present valid photo identification at check-in for all flights.The only acceptable forms of photo-ID on Ryanair flights are:
A valid passport
A valid Government issued National Identity Card issued by a European Economic Area (EEA) country. Only the following countries from the EEA issue National Identity Cards which are acceptable for carriage: Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Italy, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden (for travel within the Schengen area only) and Switzerland.
National Identity Cards issued by the Government of Gibraltar.
A valid European Economic Area (EEA) driving licence with photo, presented by a passenger whose place of birth is within the EEA is acceptable only for travel on internal flights within the UK, internal flights within Italy and UK-Republic of Ireland-UK.
In accordance with Article 28(1) of the 1951 UN Convention, a valid UN Refugee Convention Travel Document issued by a Government in place of a valid passport is acceptable.
N.B. Children under 16 years (including infants) travelling with an adult are required to have photo-ID when travelling on flights between European Economic Area (EEA) countries.Acceptable photo-ID for children under 16 is either a valid passport or a valid National Identity Card issued by an EEA country.
Photo-Id for children under 16 years is not required in the following circumstances:
oChildren travelling with an adult on UK domestic flights and UK-Republic of Ireland-UK routes.
Children included on the passport of the parent with whom they are travelling.
German children under 10 in possession of a valid German Government Kinderausweis travel document.
oItalian children in possession of a valid Certificato Di Nascita which has been endorsed as "VALIDO PER L'ESPATRIO" valid for travel and signed by "IL QUESTORE" subject to acceptance for entry to your destination country.
Residence cards or family books will not be accepted for travel in place of the required valid photo-ID detailed above.
N.B. Passengers travelling to non EU countries must ensure that they meet the immigration entry requirements for that country.
Expired or damaged forms of photo-ID will not be accepted for any flight.
Failure to present valid photo-ID matching the names on your reservation will result in your being refused check-in.

Answer 9

No you wont unless youre going to Northern Ireland maybe.

Answer 10

I think its best you get a passort but if you want i suggest you stick with id