Given a travel related situation, and given a specific question about the situation, summarize the question into a title

[Q]: I'm a US citizen and I hold a Washington state Enhanced Driver's License. I'm living in Vancouver for a bit. 

Can I fly domestically without my passport? Micheal Seifert's answer indicates my license will work for the airline, but what about security?

The web says government-issued ID is acceptable for domestic travel, but that obviously presumes Canadian government. 

I get a normal US driver's license probably wouldn't work, but surely if it's good enough for CBS, it's good enough to fly? 

[A]: Can I fly within Canada with a US EDL?


[Q]: I have a European passport, and I'm connecting via Zurich to another European country. 

I want to enter the new Swiss lounge in Concourse E (non-Schengen area). I won't visit the non-Schengen area at all, since I'm coming to Zurich from another Schengen area country, and departing from Zurich to another Schengen area country

Will they let me go to the non-Schengen area from passport control since I don't have a ticket to a non-Schengen city? Also will they let me enter the non-Schengen lounge, knowing that I fly to a Schengen area country (and direct me to the Schengen lounge)?

[A]: Access a lounge in non-Schengen area in Zurich, when travelling between Schengen destinations


[Q]: I'm looking to buy an open jaw return ticket LHR->JFK, then BOS->LHR (London-New York, then Boston-London) on Virgin Atlantic, however I can't seem to find such option on their website. Am I missing something or is it simply not available?

[A]:
Open jaw return on Virgin Atlantic website