From 3 Nov, Ryanair moves to app-only boarding passes. If you’ve checked in, staff can reissue a free paper pass; Morocco and Albania still require printouts.

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Ryanair has issued a timely warning to everyone booked to travel with the airline from November 3rd. No paper boarding passes will be allowed, and only digital boarding passes will be accepted at ...

Ryanair has issued a reminder to passengers as it prepares to implement a new rule, which may impact older travellers the ...

Ryanair are set to scrap the use of printed boarding passes from November, and many passengers are wary of how the change ...

Budget airline Ryanair has announced plans to scrap paper boarding passes in favour of digital check-ins, and some passengers are furious. Metro readers have been sharing their views, with some ...

Ryanair’s CEO has warned passengers that the budget airline is getting rid of paper boarding passes at the start of its ...

Ryanair boarding pass policy to change to paperless system Currently, Ryanair offers different options regarding its boarding passes. Customers can print out a physical paper boarding pass at home to ...

Millions of people are expected to go on holidays this summer - and it's important to be aware of the rules before you do ...

A big Ryanair boarding pass change will impact all passengers this summer. Ryanair is set to introduce new rules that will impact all travellers this summer, the low cost carrier - which is based ...

Ryanair hasn’t said how passengers who can’t access the app will get their boarding passes, but it did share that 80 percent of its annual passengers use digital passes.

Officials say the change will "eliminate almost all airport check-in fees" - but there could be "teething problems".