Oscar De La Huerte answered
According to the Transport Security Administration (TSA), you don't necessarily need a passport to board a flight within the US.
You will however need a state-approved form of photographic identification.
The list of approved ID is listed below:
What ID do I need to travel within the US? If you're an American/Canadian citizen (or a permanent resident), the following forms of ID are acceptable at an airport security checkpoint:
The above information applies to all adults (people who are 18+), but if you're in doubt or have further questions, I would recommend having a look at the official TSA website.
You will however need a state-approved form of photographic identification.
The list of approved ID is listed below:
What ID do I need to travel within the US? If you're an American/Canadian citizen (or a permanent resident), the following forms of ID are acceptable at an airport security checkpoint:
- U.S. Passport
- U.S. Passport card
- Permanent Resident Card
- Drivers Licenses or other state photo identity cards issued by the DMV
- U.S. Military ID
- A Native American Tribal Photo ID
- Border Crossing Card
- DHS "Trusted Traveler" cards
- Canadian provincial driver's license
- Indian and Northern Affairs Canada card
- Transportation Worker Identification Credential
- DHS-designated enhanced driver's license
The above information applies to all adults (people who are 18+), but if you're in doubt or have further questions, I would recommend having a look at the official TSA website.
