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Do you need a passport to fly within the UK? - Advice - Digital Spy Forums
Only to the extent of a list of passenger names - as pointed out, the likes of BA don't check that the person with the boarding card is the one named on it. I've never understood why out of date passports shouldn't be accepted for non-government ID purposes, but I suppose then there'd be arguments about when you draw the line
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* A valid driving licence with photo is acceptable photo ID for travel on domestic flights within the UK and domestic flights within the Republic of Ireland. So its not as if you going to be able to carry bomb on board...well hopefully not It does however mean a known terrorist can just book a flight in someone elses name
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do you need a passport to fly to dublin?? - Dublin Message Board - TripAdvisor
Re: do you need a passport to fly to dublin?? 26 June 2013, 5:47 -:- Message from TripAdvisor staff -:-This topic has been closed to new posts due to inactivity. Re: do you need a passport to fly to dublin?? 24 June 2012, 23:11 You will need a passport to fly to Belfast, even if you are a UK citizen, and are flying Ryanair
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Email Password Username ...OR log in with your social account...OR comment using your social accountLog in with Facebook Log in with Twitter Comment Receive email updates for replies post commentSearch HUKDSearch deals, vouchers, merchants, reviews and more.. The non-passport agreement between UK and Eire also exists between the three Scandinavian countries, but you might be advised to carry one as a Japanese friend of mine was challenged boarding a ferry at Copenhagen for Malmo back in the day
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Re: Do I need a passport to travel to Dublin I 02 December 2012, 6:42 If you are a UK Citizen, the Irish authorities do not require that you have a passport to enter the Republic of Ireland. As Lord Kimmage suggests, you should check with your airline to establish acceptable forms of identity relevant to your journey and personal circumstances
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