Aer Lingus Requires Passports on Ireland-Britain Flights

February 26, 2026·27 days ago·via AOL.com

Aer Lingus demands passports from all passengers flying between Ireland and Great Britain. The policy ends reliance on softer ID options amid tighter border rules. Airlines enforce checks to meet UK entry standards. Travelers carry valid passports to prevent travel disruptions.

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