Yes, passports are required on flights between most countries these days.
You don't need a passport if you are coming back from Tijuana, I asked the immigration people and they said it's fine with the ID and Birth Certificate. Actually if you go walking there are 2 lines one for passport and the other one is for people that don't carry passport.
Yes.
Yes you do.
If you have an ID as a Mexican national or a passport as an international visitor, you can travel between both cities without an issue. Note without such ID you won't be allowed to board the plane.
El precio por un boleto para adulto es de $1020 (pesos).
Yes, but you will not be able to reenter the US without a valid passport. (source below)
Yes. You need a passport to fly anywhere.
Yes, a citizen of the United States can travel back and forth to Mexico using a U.S. Passport Card, as long as he does not fly in an airplane. You can travel by land or sea (on foot, by car, train, boat, etc.), but not by air. The reason for that restriction is an international treaty on international air travel which requires the use of a passport booklet.
Yes you need a valid passport to fly from Glasgow to Spain.
yes of course you need a passport to fly to las Vegas you need a passport to fly anywhere! No you don't if you live in the United States you don't need a passport to fly to Las Vegas.
Estamos en Culiacan means we are in Culiacan when translated from Spanish to English. Culiacan is a Mexican city located in the north western part of Mexico.