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<p>Do you need a passport to get on a plane to another state (flying domestically)? Or can you use a state ID? Is a permit considered as one?</p>

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<p>no, you don't need a passport if you are travelling domestically. State ID like a permit or drivers liscence (sp?) is fine. That's what I use.</p>

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<p>You don't need any ID of any sort of you want to fly domestically, actually (Gilmore vs Gonzales)</p>

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<p>Oh, thanks.</p>

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<p>"You don't need any ID of any sort of you want to fly domestically, actually (Gilmore vs Gonzales)?"</p>

<p>I'd like to see how far that gets anyone. One of the first things the agents ask at check-in or security is for your ID. It just doesn't have to be a passport - can be a license or another state ID.</p>

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<p>I am 16 and I frequently travel domestically without an ID. I usually have it but they let me through without asking me for it.</p>

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<p>Oh, and for the ID I can just use my high school ID card.</p>

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"You don't need any ID of any sort of you want to fly domestically, actually (Gilmore vs Gonzales)?"</p>

<p>I'd like to see how far that gets anyone. One of the first things the agents ask at check-in or security is for your ID. It just doesn't have to be a passport - can be a license or another state ID.

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<p>Ironic, considering your username. I don't know, a SCOTUS case might get you pretty damn far. Repeat, you <em>don't</em> need an ID to fly domestically.</p>

<p>SCOTUS Case: Gilmore vs Gonzalez (2007 I think)</p>