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Bring the right identification to the airport to help with a quick identity verification and check-in process. Remember that the name on your identification must match the name on your airline ticket and boarding pass.
Every passenger at Canada’s airports must pass through security screening, which includes the following steps that you need to follow: Have your boarding pass ready to present for verification. You may need to show photo identification. For questions related to identification required for boarding, contact your airline.
You need a valid Canadian passport to board a flight to Canada. Travelling outside Canada? Find helpful information on health and safety, travel documents, baggage, airport security, country advice and more.
POLICE. Verified Travellers are identified as travellers who have undergone extensive background checks and carry special photo identification cards. Verified Travellers have three experiences available at select pre-board screening checkpoints across Canada: Transborder (U.S. flights) Verified Traveller. Front-of-the-line. Benefits:
Bring the proper photo identification and your boarding pass. Keep them handy so you can show them at security screening and when you are boarding the plane. Check in 24 hours before your flight from your airline’s website.
At airport security checkpoints across the country, security screening of passengers and their belongings is conducted by CATSA’s screening officers prior to their entry into the secure area of an airport.
In accordance with government regulations, Air Canada must check identification at the boarding gate for all passengers who appear to be 18 years of age or older. These passengers must present valid government-issued identification documents that include their full name and date of birth.
