Domestic flight in Australia, without passport

Will it typically be possible to fly domestically in Australia with just e.g. a UK driver’s license as ID?

I’ll be travelling to/from Australia on my Australian passport, but while I’m there, I’m also making a visa application, so I may have to send the passport away for a while.

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Can I take a domestic flight without a passport?

As of February 2021, there are no states that require passports from U.S. citizens to fly domestically. Your airline or the TSA should never ask you to present a valid passport. Of course, you can always carry it with you for additional identification in case you lose your other forms of ID.

Do you need to show ID for domestic flights in Australia?

All passengers, including children and infants, may be required to provide ID on domestic flights in Australia and New Zealand. Accepted ID types are: Passport. Driver's licence.

Can a permanent resident fly domestic without passport?

Green card holders traveling domestically in the U.S. should always have a photo ID, such as a driver's license, in order to avoid any potential confusion. Green card holders do not need to carry a passport for domestic travel within the United States.

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