Do you need a passport for internal UK flights?

Answer 1

No, not for domestic flights but you need some form of ID like a drivers license. For international flights you need a passport and obviously for a domestic flight connecting to an international flight you are usually asked for a passport at check in.

Answer 2

Passport is not mandatory .

You need to show an identity card which has a photo affixed ( Like PAN,Passport,Voter ID card, Photo credit/debit card) . If you've bought the ticket using a credit card and it's in your name you need to show the card to them , if you bought the ticket using some one else's card , you need to show the photocopy of the card attested by the owner ..

Answer 3

No - but you need to have approved photographic identification, as issued by a government body (e.g. police warrent card, drivers licence, Military Id, etc).

Answer 4

No. However, because of increased security in recent years, an acceptable photo ID has to be shown before you will be allowed to board a flight. The most acceptable photo ID is a passport.

Answer 5

i didnt mean passport i know you dont need that to travel internally i meant photo id as on its website it contradicts itself and says you don't, but then lists acceptable id

Answer 6

No. Any form of Photo ID is fine.