ot/FOAK/etc. Airport IDs

well, you know the way you need photographic ID to get on a domestic UK
flight these days?

Does this extend to under-16-year-olds, and if so, what the hell ID is
required?

I mean, I'm assuming it doesn't apply, but I thought I'd check before
turning up at the airport...

 

Check the website of the airline you're flying with - they normally
specify what ID is acceptable.

 

Heh. Ellen's passport is from a photo when she was 2 days old, and
as valid for 5 years.

 

The airline should have a list on their website - Ryanair famously refused
to allow some squaddies on home leave on their planes because their military
ID wasn't on the list - even though it's apparently valid for pretty much
everything else.

 

They wouldnt let Jennifer travel to Scotland without any form on photo
ID. She got an ID card from http://www.citizencard.co.uk/ which lists
several airline as accepting them.

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Adrienne M Jenn says...

Wouldn't it be easier just to get a passport?

 

This is using a credit card yes? I think that they think that a
cc is as good as a passport for internal flights... bicbw

 

I've just flown from Heathrow to Glasgow with bmi today, using an
e-ticket and self-serviec checkin, and didn't have to show photo ID
at any point.

So I wouldn't worry about it.