Flying Within the U.S. on a Foreign Passport
I live in Canada, but am not a citizen. I've lived there 60 years, but haven't got a Canadian passport, or permanent residence card yet.
I travel to the US a few times a year by car. I have a British passport which allows this, but not for me to fly into the US. I need to know if I'm already in the US, am I allowed to fly within the US? I want to go specifically from Buffalo to Florida. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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I suggest you ask that question of the airline's customer service and the TSA.
Re: Flying Within the U.S
As long as you're not on any "watch lists" domestic flights don't really care about your passport status. You need to provide a valid passport that matches your ticket to get through security but that's it.
Re: Flying Within the U.S
Thanks..everything I've read suggests I can use my gov't issued foreign passport and driver's license...I'll check airline too...