Originally Posted by bewillow

Pudseytwo,

Depending on when you want to travel, you could always have the PR cards sent to you from Canada.

That said I doubt you would have a problem, assuming you have a British passport.

Originally Posted by Miss Clinique

We were flying with Air Canada! I even called them, they said no problem with a UK passport. Famous last words, when I told them at check in that their call centre told me it wouldnt be a problem,and so does their website, they werent interested, all they are interested in, is seeing the correct paperwork that stops them getting a massive fine. The guy actually told me that. OK we flew in the end, but it took nearly two hours before they made that decision.

Originally Posted by Pudseytwo

Hi there,

I thought that they had to be sent to an address in Canada ?

Originally Posted by JAJ

Your passport is the "correct paperwork" as long as it does not need an accompanying visa.

Of course, problems arise when you fly with another airline under an Air Canada banner, many airline staff don't understand the rules they are supposed to work under.

Which, however, doesn't change the rules.