skooooo
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Wed Jul-14-04 10:57 AM
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| Question about young travelers & airline rules... |
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How do airlines deal with teenagers who do not have picture ID? Does anyone have experience with this? A 15-year old family member is coming to visit me.
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| Iris
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Wed Jul-14-04 11:00 AM
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| 1. We had photo school ids in high school. |
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Most states will give you an id, which looks like a driver's license but is not.
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| skooooo
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Wed Jul-14-04 11:04 AM
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Not much time left to get ID or Passport, but I'm sure we'll be able to work it out...
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| No2W2004
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Wed Jul-14-04 11:00 AM
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probably would need an adult with them to get the tickets at the counter & to get through security. Once they are through the metal detector, they don't need ID
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Wed Jul-14-04 11:01 AM
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| 3. usually, they will accept photo id from a related adult |
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who drops them off at the airport.
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Wed Jul-14-04 11:02 AM
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| 4. a 15 year old can get a passport |
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It's easy to get a passport now, just go to the post office and get the form, and they'll help the applicant with it. So even if the teens can't get a state ID/learner's permit, they can get passports which are the best form of photo ID anyway in airports.
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