Starting next Wednesday, November 12, passengers Ryanair will have to say goodbye to the boarding pass printed, paper, and they will be able to board only with the boarding pass digital downloaded to ...

The Irish airline has decided to make a major change that will impact their passengers from 12 November onwards. Here's ...

Ryanair says that, from that date, “passengers will no longer be able to download and print a physical paper boarding pass”. Instead, they must “use the digital boarding pass generated in their ...

Ryanair are making a full switch to digital boarding passes (DBPs) from this month onwards. Starting on Wednesday, November 12, paper boarding will no longer be issued by the airline. All passengers ...

Ryanair has announced that passengers will have to check-in for flights using its online app from May, as ticket desks will be eliminated. Currently, customers are strongly encouraged to check-in for ...

Ryanair passengers will see a major change implemented from November 12. The airline will begin to issue '100 per cent ...

Budget carrier Ryanair has announced, that starting November 12, 2025, it will no longer accept printed boarding passes for its flights. The move will require all passengers to present digital ...

Ryanair is making all boarding passes fully digital, meaning passengers will no longer download and print a physical paper boarding pass.

Confusion reigns about a possible change of practice by Europe’s biggest budget airline, Ryanair, requiring some passengers either to queue for a paper boarding pass at the airport or pay for seat ...

Ryanair has a lesser-known charge that could catch passengers off guard at the airport, potentially costing them an on-the-spot fee of £100. To avoid this, passengers must ensure they are at the check ...