Does anyone know what documents are required for an accompanied child to board an internal flight from Mainland Spain to the Balearics? I am getting conflicting results from google, would be grateful if anyone could let me know for sure.
His passport and residents card are both out of date.
If a new residents certificate were obtained for him would this suffice, or is photographic I.D. required?
Thanks.
Domestic flights I.D. requirements
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Re: Domestic flights I.D. requirements
This isn't meant to be a daft answer but why don't you ask the airline?
Or, at least, have a look at their website. All the information you want will be there.
Cheers
Gerry
Or, at least, have a look at their website. All the information you want will be there.
Cheers
Gerry
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Re: Domestic flights I.D. requirements
As a general rule, on internal flights (including the UK) photo ID is essential.
What particular photo ID is accepted is down to the airline - as Gerry says - ask them.
Sid
What particular photo ID is accepted is down to the airline - as Gerry says - ask them.
Sid
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Re: Domestic flights I.D. requirements
We don't know the airline yet as it is a school trip, just trying to get something in place before they book the tickets (school doesn't know either!)
Thanks for the replies.
Thanks for the replies.
Re: Domestic flights I.D. requirements
I just took my passport when I flew to Palma from Malaga, can recommend Air Berlin, very good.
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Re: Domestic flights I.D. requirements
School trips can have a special passport for all of the children.
My daughter travelled to France from the U.K. last year and the school refused to take her passport as they had added them all to this special one .
Check with the school they might be doing the same.
Just looked it up its called a collective passport and is EU wide.
My daughter travelled to France from the U.K. last year and the school refused to take her passport as they had added them all to this special one .
Check with the school they might be doing the same.
Just looked it up its called a collective passport and is EU wide.
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