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[Richie London]

looked on internet, cant find info.

Do you need a passport for an internal flight from london to scotland??

[ians]

No.

You might need one for coming back though

[Andy B]

looked on internet, cant find info.

Do you need a passport for an internal flight from london to scotland??

I know Scotland is another country, but you do'nt need a passport to fly/travel within the UK 

[Richie London]

good, i know you have to to go to dublin so wasnt sure. looks like i shall be having my first drinking session in scotland soon then. 

[Gaffers]

Seconded, flew there a few weeks ago without my pasport without any problems

[Richie London]

any ideas who would be the cheapest to fly with, can fly from heathrow, stanstead or luton. although heathrow is 10 mins form me by car.

[LaserLance]

best bet is look on internet really and check for deals to glasgow

[ians]

try looking on expedia.com.  Don't ignore cost of parking if you need it.

[Richie London]

try looking on expedia.com.  Don't ignore cost of parking if you need it.

easy jet. 24.99 each way. 

[LaserLance]

try looking on expedia.com.  Don't ignore cost of parking if you need it.

easy jet. 24.99 each way. 

Sorted 

[albitz]

If your flying with sleasyjet check what I.D they accept.They prefer a passport no matter where you are flying from/to but I think they will accept 1 or 2 other forms of I.D.

[Dishevelled Den]

In the generally accepted sense of using the passport to identify the country of origin of the traveller, it's unnecessary.

Many carry it for purposes of having a photo ID however so I would imagine that if you were to have an alternative means of photo ID, to satisfy airport security, you could leave the passport at home

It is sensible to have some form of photo ID all the same, whatever you take.

[STMO999]

Take your bus pass for ID Richie

[Omegadoha, Desert Member]

good, i know you have to to go to dublin so wasnt sure. looks like i shall be having my first drinking session in scotland soon then. 

If you're going for a drinking session, probably best to leave the passport at home then! 

[Dishevelled Den]

If you're using EasyJet, the following is found in section 8 of their T&C's

The airline requires all passengers to provide photographic ID at check-in on all flights including domestic services. Passengers who use the online check-in service will be required to provide photographic ID at the security gate and again at the boarding gate.


http://www.easyjet.com/EN/Book/regulations.html