do you need a visa/passport to travel within canada by plane...i know you do if you're going to the us.?

Answer 1

NO AS LONG AS YOU STAY IN CANADA BUT IF YOUR STOPPING IN THE U.S EVEN JUST FOR A LAYOVER THEN YOU WILL

Answer 2

If your plane is going from one city to the other within Canada, you will at least need a photo ID. The best one for travelling by AIR nowadays is a passport, but you may still be able to get by with a valid driver's license and a second piece of ID.

However, if the plane will be going on from the Canadian city to a US city as its final destination, you may not be allowed to board without a passport even though you are only going from Canada to Canada.

It is always best to confirm with your particular airline what will be required before you get to the airport (or even before you book the flight if you can).

Answer 3

Technically, no, but for all intents and purposes, yes. The thing is, you can't buy a ticket or pick up a boarding pass without presenting valid ID, and if you're in Canada, your US driver's license isn't going to be adequate, though it is for US domestic travel (little known fact -- if you have lost your US driver's license you can use your passport to travel domestically -- it is valid ID). The only thing that will be different is that you MAY not have to go through customs if you are traveling within the country. Not sure about that, though.

Answer 4

on the grounds which you're traveling interior of Canada you ought to have the skill to fly with an expired passport. in case you have been leaving the country then no, you does no longer have the skill to. you ought to call the airline to describe your situation and determine with them that the passport would be adequate. rather all it rather is used for is to coach which you are the guy the cost ticket replace into offered for.

Answer 5

The new law requires a passport for Mexico and CAnada

Answer 6

No .If your not leaving canada...It pays to have Id.Where ever you go now