Travel between UK and Ireland using Non-European airlines

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You don't exit and re-enter the CTA; rather Ireland's application of the regime doesn't involve an open air/sea border with the UK, and Ireland processes arrivals from the UK separately (if arriving from Northern Ireland, non-EU/EFTA citizens are to report their entry)

In your example (PEK-DUB-EDI), passengers would either disembark at DUB for border control and re-board, or clear immigration at EDI. In the latter case, AFAIK British/Irish citizens travelling DUB-EDI could still use e.g. a driving licence and birth/naturalisation certificate to prove nationality

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