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I am watching an Internet argument (I know, I know) between apparent adults (I know) over whether the following flights are 'international'
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Tyego97
travel between euro partner nations doesn't require passports, so not that international -- nm
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zuitgusto (aka zeitgeist)
Jun 20 '14, 13:10
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That's only for the mainland EU. You need a passport to fly from or to the British Isles when going or coming from mainland Europe. -- nm
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Loyoliano
Jun 20, 14:39
for decades Canada and US didn't need passports either. it's still going to another country. it's international. -- nm
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Andie
Jun 20, 13:17
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