[doulikefish]

H_B, on 09 February 2012 - 12:54, said:

Yeah, I guessed that would probably be the case. I know for internal flights I never get asked for a passport. In theory at least, shouldn't make any difference flying to London or Amsterdam.

We havent signed up for schengen

[Kincardine]

die hard doonhamer, on 09 February 2012 - 12:50, said:

Not by law but as far as I'm aware all airlines insist for flights outwith the UK.

Not just the airlines - Eurostar ask for a passport/ID card check.

Also UK Borders Agency won't let you back in without a passport or a national identity card.

For internal UK flights BA don't ask either for a passport or an ID card/drivers license.

[Cardinal Richelieu]

I've been on a fair few flights where I've checked in online and noone has asked to see any identification at any point...

Still - when travelling with Ryanair, better to be safe then sorry.

http://www.ryanair.c...ryanair-flights

I avoid Ryanair cos I cant stand getting woken up mid-flight with a "BING BONG. BUY OUR SCRATCHCARDS". Coming back from London last week, Easyjet have now started doing the same thing, albeit without a "BING BONG" that would wake the dead.

[Busta Nut]

Desert Nomad, on 09 February 2012 - 12:26, said:

My mate got his nicked at a lapdancing club in Las Vegas a couple of weeks ago! Didn`t realise it until they were at the airport, nearest consulate where he could get a new one, San Francisco!
Doesn`t help you much, but for goodness sake don`t lose it abroad!

I lost mine in france once, nightmare

[doulikefish]

ive lost passports in france and moldova