FIT_Gamer on 11 March 2017
| Ka-pi96 said: So actually reading the article it seems he was stopped because of his ID card and allowed to proceed when he presented his passport. To which I've got to ask is being able to travel just presenting an ID card normal in the US? I'm a European so to me a passport is seen as the only form of ID for travelling, so I'd be quite surprised if somebody wasn't stopped for trying to present a different form of ID. Is that not the same in the US? |
Passport is only for international travel here. Also I've never had to show my ID to get on flight, ever. They just check your boarding pass here.
