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No. I'm not sure what the cut-off age is, but at 7 they are not expected to produce it. My kids only needed photo ID when they traveled solo. When they were with us, the parents' ID sufficed.
No, but I just took a flight a few months ago and they asked for the birth certificate. On the way back, they didn't. No ID needed, but check on the birth certificate.
does a 13 year old need id to travel on a plane with adults
No, anyone under 18 with their parents does not need an ID on a DOMESTIC flight. However if the 13 year old looks like he/she is 16 I would suggest bringing a student ID or something. If she/he does not have one then fine no worries they do not need it. But I would imagine a 13 year old would have a student ID so just bring it. But by law you do not need it, at least not with their parents.
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