do you need a pass port for uk domestic flights?

NO

no
only if you are flying internationally
however, it depends on the airline- some like easyjet require a passport for ID.

Nope, but you do need photographic ID. Double check with the airline what they will accept.

You need some sort of photographic id. DVLA licence may do but your passport is best and most accepted.

Most airlines state photographic ID, Drivers licence etc should suffice, to be honest, I would always take my passport, if some jobsworth starts being funny at check-in, your'e screwed.

almost consistently if its the airline they are going to move your bags to the connecting flight till its airline that doesn't have inter-line move settlement those might want to like easyjet, Ryan air, southwest those airways received't move bags to a special service

Just take your passport - its easier, especially if you don't have a photo drivers licence.

some airlines (like easyjet) require you to have a passport for an internal flight but generally no you dont need a passort for uk domestic flights

Problem is... there's still no national ID card in the UK and look, not everyone drives. Besides, the government doesn't even issue optional alternative IDs for non-drivers. You'd have to present some random, unofficial card with your photo on it, and it's up to them to take you and your photo on trust.

So, if you don't drive, then YES, get a passport to be on the safe side. It's the only way you can conclusively and officially prove your identity... unless you fetch your birth certificate, of course.

no

No

nope

of course not only when u go traveling abroad like japan ,Australia and so on

My understand is that you need a passport to fly anywhere effective Jan 1 2007. But the best thing you can do is call your travel agent or airport and they can help you out.

No you don't. We just came back from Glasgow to Manchester. And as for countries in the EU, Although the UK is a full member of the EU you will still be required to carry a full 10 year passport that is current for the duration of your stay in Europe. Most countries have abandoned passport checks at land borders but you will still be expected to produce a valid form of identification. For UK citizens the only document which suffices is a British passport. Furthermore you will have your passport checked by immigration control when you return to the UK.

In thory no, but you will need some proof of id, IE a Passport or driving licence

No

YES.

1. Check with the airline, as the other answerers jhqave noted, it varies

2. Be aware of the security restrictions still in force: http://www.baa.co.uk/portal/controller/dispatcher.jsp?CiID=5eae398e1889e010VgnVCM10000036821c0a____&ChID=ac4597dc2eb12010VgnVCM100000147e120a____&Ct=B2C_CT_PRESS_RELEASE&CtID=a22889d8759a0010VgnVCM200000357e120a____&Ch=All+Press+Releases&ChPath=Home%5ECorporate%5EAll+Press+Releases&ChIDPath=caf397dc2eb12010VgnVCM100000147e120a____^2292ea0bb0022010VgnVCM100000147e120a____^ac4597dc2eb12010VgnVCM100000147e120a____

I needed a passport when I went...

from east midlands to glasgow..

You don't need a passport, but you do need photographic identification.

if you don't have a photo driving licence take your passport

no you dont need a passport just a form of picture id such as a driving licence

Not legally but most airports require that you have one but you can get away with another form a photographic id a driving license etc.

No but you do need an acceptable form of photographic ID. Passport, drivers license or an up-to-date work ID card (only accepted by some carriers).

You deffinatly need a photo I.D, but check with the airline if you do or don't so you dont end up not being able to travel.

drivers licence will do, even to Ireland

no

Only need passport when flying international.

NO, only when you go abroad.