Do i need a passport to fly to edinburgh from leeds if not do i need to take some other id?

If you have a passport use it. Less hassle. If not check with the airline. On the airline's website should have the information. Usually a driver's licence is ok but like I said passport is 100% guaranteed.

you will need a form of identification which a picture - most airlines will supply a list of suitable identification i.e. passport, drivers licence, student id cards etc so check with your airline

no you don't but you will have to bring something like a driving licence, and they may be officious and ask for a passport.

if you havent got a passport then use a driving licence. but it depends on the people you fly with whether you need your passport, phone them and check.

Both cities are in the United Kingdom (Edinburgh in Scotland - Leeds in England) so you shouldn't need a passport to fly from one to the other if you are a UK citizen. Though you may need proof that you are a UK citizen. A birth certificate may be good enough. If I were you I would call the airlines and ask them to get a definite answer, since different airlines have different requirements.

You'll need photo id to board the plane. This will mean passport if you have no other photo id. -

You don't need a passport to go from Edinburgh to Leeds all you need are two letters of identification i.e utility bills with proof of address and name.