Traveling by plane within Mexico without a passport
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It is possible. I did it last year, traveling from Mexico City to La Paz (BCS) with Aeromexico. I am a temporal resident (student with a TRTE/FM1). However, it is difficult to find clear information about it.
On the Aeromexico website you can see:
Identificaciones válidas para pasajeros mexicanos en vuelos nacionales Para efectos de abordaje de vuelos nacionales se consideran como válidas, las siguientes identificaciones:
- Credencial del IMSS con fotografía
- FM3 con fotografía
- Carta de vecindad con fotografía, membrete y sello del municipio
- Pasaporte vigente
- Matrícula consular
- Licencia de conducir vigente
- Cédula profesional
- Carta de servicio militar
- Credencial de elector vigente
- Credencial del INSEN
- Credencial de cámara de senadores y diputados
- Certificado presunción de nacionalidad mexicana
- Tarjeta única de identidad militar
However, there is no clear mention of foreigners with temporal or permanent residency, as it only says "Mexican passengers".
The same goes with Viva Aerobus: they only mention foreigners when it comes to entering the country.
El Pasajero deberá presentar una Identificación Oficial con fotografía, original y vigente, así como su Pase de Abordar.
Finally, Volaris is of more help:
Documentos de identificación y migratorios para viajar a México
Vuelos dentro de México
[...]
Extranjeros: una identificación oficial vigente con fotografía original en físico (no fotocopias ni digital).
- Pasaporte vigente
- Residencia vigente
- Alguna otra identificación oficial vigente
(And Interjet is dead)
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