passport

[majove]

if i'm only travelling within the uk,do i still need a passport

[jno]

Airlines usually require ID on internal flights, but a driver's licence would do. If you're walking, no, not until the Government forces ID cards on us all.

[NORMANTHEDOG]

NO,but to fly in this country you need some sort of photo id that is acceptable by the airline check the websites of easyjet and ryanair for details.

[dot.hawkes]

when I flew BMI from Manchester to London they didn't ask for any ID but I took it just incase we were hijacked and flown to Cuba! I took a bikini too, can't be too careful.

[geordieg]

My Aunt travelled from England to Scotland last year and had to have a passport!!! The airline would not let her travel without it. (sorry don't know which airline)

[dzug]

Probably Ryanair. If she doesn't have a driving licence, or only has the old type, it's the only thing they will accept.

[Toureman]

I live on Anglesey, when my nephew came to visit his dad told him he would need a passport, he brought it with him to show as he crossed the bridge!

[ugly_bob]

my grandparents flew from Inverness to Luton on easyjet. My gran has never had a passport or driving licence. She used her OAP bus pass.