ID for internal flights

I'm pretty sure they changed it so now days regardless of where you are flying you need a passport

Thanks but i hope this is not the case will have a little search on the web x

On UK Internal flights, you need an official form of photo ID if you are an adult - this can be a passport or a driving license. They will not accept a bank card.

seconded!

I found this randomly, i guess it depends with who you travel

Jet2.com recommends you travel with a valid passport on UK domestic flights but will accept one of the following as an alternative, providing it includes a photograph and is valid on the date of travel:

EU or Swiss national ID card
CitizenCard
Driving licence
Student ID card (international, National Union of Students or University/College ID)
Armed forces ID card
Police warrant card/badge
Airport employees security ID pass
Government issued ID card
Official Company ID card
Electoral ID card (EIC issued to eligible N Ireland citizens)
UK Council issued bus pass (Senior Citizens only)
Fire Arms certificate

He has a company ID card that i guess i could post down to him, just don't want to get my hopes up that he can come home when he can't. What a pain, just wish he'd sorted out his passport earlier.

yeh there are some companies that can be a bit picky about no passport, but after a bit of waiting they will confirm that a driving license is good enough.

no driving license

The only two airlines that i know fly NCL - London are British Airways and Easyjet.

Ah thats true, to be honest it is probably not worth the hassle because it would be a Friday night flight then back on Sunday. Thanks for your advice though, much appreciated.

When I flew BMIBaby from Edinburgh to Birmingham in July I had to show my passport (US Citizen, legal resident alien) which was new for me for a domestic flight.