True or false?

[veeeffarr]

Someone told me you can fly within the EU using only a photocard license?

Thanks,

T

[greatmoorred]

I dont think it would provide enough lift.......

[veeeffarr]

[D O G]

Techincally this is true - in that the government border controls of member states only need to prove you are a member of an EU country.

However, I would have thought that internal policies of the airlines would require you to take your passport.

[Kickstart]

Hi

EU bods can fly with their ID cards, but not sure the photocard licence counts as ID for that. Might well be true.

All the best

Keith
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[st3v3]

Best to phone the airport/airline to find out, in theory it should work but with the terrorism status i'd be weary.
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[colin1]

i think you could do this before the terrorist scares

probably not now tho
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[Itchy]

If you are German yes A german lassie came to see me a few months ago, airlines won't like it though , just go down to the liverpool gestapo office, sorry did I say Gestapo? ,

Go down to the Liverpool Gestapo office shit said it again, passport office give them your finger prints £114 and be subjected to an intrusive interogation by the gestapo, and you will have a 10 year passport ,

thats IF this is your first passport that is.
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[fredsredhat]

You can 100% deff fly to southern ireland on a provisional driving licience ( our lass did this when i was working out there and she didn't have a passport) As for the rest of the EU I wouldn't chance it for the sake of £60.

[Drew]

I would say it depends on airline

I know with eazyjet you cant even fly within the UK without a passport.

[pa_broon74]