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Baby traveling on a domestic flight

4 replies

Murfs · 11/08/2019 11:36

Hi all hoping we haven't dropped the ball on this!! We have a family trip planned in 4 weeks to scotland flying from Northern Ireland. Does my 7 week old need a passport for a domestic flight? I assumed not but haven't had the time / mental capacity to look into it lol sleepless nights. Its not like us!!

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Cwenthryth · 11/08/2019 11:39

It’s dependent on the airline, legally you don’t need photo ID to travel within UK but some airlines require it. British Airways don’t but EasyJet do, I think. So check with your airline, fingers crossed you’re ok.

BernardsarenotalwaysSaints · 11/08/2019 11:40

In theory no however I think photographic Id can be requested, which for a baby would only be a passport (I’m not sure if it’s only adults they request it of though). You’ve time to get an application in though with a very good chance of the passport being back. HMPO quote about 3 weeks for a child passport but I’ve not waited longer than 10 days for any of my dc.

RainOrSun · 11/08/2019 11:41

Ditto, check with the airline.
But equally, you can probably get a passport before you fly if you apply soon, and everything is straight forward.

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Macca84 · 11/08/2019 11:41

A birth certificate should be fine OP, but check with the airline to be sure

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