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Do babies need a passport for an internal flight?

6 replies

thelittlebluepills · 05/03/2010 17:20

Have heard that they do but nobody at stansted seemed to know!

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shushpenfold · 05/03/2010 17:26

Depends on the airline - you usually need it for proof of identity. It should be on any booking information? /T&C's - do it online and get to the page before you pay!

nicm · 07/03/2010 00:41

i think they do. from what i remember we had to use it on a belfast to birmingham flight as he had to have photo id. that was with bmibaby.

Kirst16 · 07/03/2010 07:16

Definately think it depends upon the airline. I have travelled with both my sons on internal flights in the Uk, up to the age of 1 year, on the basis of their birth certificate alone.

TheApprentice · 07/03/2010 07:32

They certainly don't with easyjet. When we fly from Edinburgh to Stansted we are not asked for any proof of identity for our boys aged 3 and 1.

smallorange · 07/03/2010 07:37

No never used it with easyjet - best to phone and check as they'll use any excuse to bump you

nulgirl · 07/03/2010 07:43

Ryanair require passports on all flights and they won't let you fly without one.

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