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( ID ?) I haven't flown since before Sept 11 attacks?
And if I had my way, I'd never get on an airplane again. But I guess that's another matter.....
Any way, soon I need to take a domestic flight. Atlanta to Bloomington IL
Will my valid driver's license be enough ID to satisfy the airline and airport security?
Thanks for anwers so far. And I will check out the airline's website.
And, yes, I'm aware that flying is safer than driving. But take my word for it; some of us really dislike flying anyway.
Personally, I'm unable to forget that I'm 5 or 6 miles above the ground. Man, what a horrible feeling!
But thanks all the same
4 Answers
- JessiLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
take your social security card with you also...I've seen security ask for it
- 1 decade ago
Domestic flights need only a state-issued ID card like a drivers license.
I've been through the Atlanta Security many times, only needed a Drivers license, and stated laws only require a valid State or Government issued ID card. Passport or drivers license.
- 1 decade ago
It's statistically safer to fly than it is to drive.
"Flying is about 100x safer, because I guess we
drive and fly the same number of miles (give or take a factor or 2-5) per
year, yet fatalities are 200 times higher for autos than for airlines."
that said:
I think you need to bring a state or country issued photo i.d. with you for check-in, check out the airline's website.
A passport - even for domestic flights - is the easiest way to go.
