No Passport- Domestic Flight

[mosquitoman]

Im not sure what to do.

My old passport is currently at the British Embassy, I am waiting for a new one.

I now find myself wanting to take an domestic flight

I have always been asked to produce mny passport when checking in for domestic flights.

However I photocopied my old passport, have a receipt from the embassy, have a valid work permit,

I am wondering if I will be able to fly, without producing an actual passport.

Anyone have any experience?

Thanks to all that answer.

MM

[Soju]

I think you'll find your answer in this thread.

[mosquitoman]

I think you'll find your answer in this thread.

Soju

Many many thanks.

I just got all the answers I needed from that thread.

MM

[Soju]

Actually, this thread or this thread may be better information for you.

Edited October 24, 2006 by Soju

[bubba]

I have always simply used my home driver's license without a problem, just because it is in my billfold and easier to take out. Nobody has ever asked for a passport instead for a domestic flight, and this is after perhaps 50 domestic flights.

That said, as others have noted, many hotels want to see a passport and your visa stamp/TM card.