Hawaii

Raymond F Gauvin <olgote.RemoveThis@webtv.net> asks:

> What papers needed flying to Hawaii?


I'd recommend the Honolulu _Star-Bulletin_ and
_Advertiser_.



Geoff

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"Raymond F Gauvin" <olgote.RemoveThis@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> What papers needed flying to Hawaii?
> Thanks
> Ray
>

Hawaii is a domestic destination in the U.S. (it is a STATE). From another
country besides the U.S. you need whatever documents you need to get into
any other U.S. port of entry.
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Raymond F Gauvin wrote:

> What papers needed flying to Hawaii?
> Thanks
> Ray
>

The New York Times and US Today

Seriously.. If in the US, NO papers are needed.
If you don't bring appropriate ID, you will get a more intense screening.
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"Raymond F Gauvin" <olgote RemoveThis @webtv.net> wrote in message
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> What papers needed flying to Hawaii?
> Thanks
> Ray
>

If you're an American citizen, it is a domestic flight. Your ID is enough.
If not an American citizen, whatever documentation is required from your
country (i.e., passport, visa, etc.).
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Jeff Hacker wrote:
> "Raymond F Gauvin" <olgote.TakeThisOut@webtv.net> wrote in message
> news:27995-46B16A20-267@storefull-3133.bay.webtv.net...
>
>>What papers needed flying to Hawaii?
>>Thanks
>>Ray
>>
>
>
> If you're an American citizen, it is a domestic flight. Your ID is enough.
> If not an American citizen, whatever documentation is required from your
> country (i.e., passport, visa, etc.).
>
>

ID is not requited for anyone, unless they are traveling
internationally. You will go through secondary screening, but there is
no requirement to have an ID.

What difference does citizenship make when flying domestically?
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