In September, low-cost carrier Ryanair announced that it will only accept digital boarding passes starting in mid-November. The airline will require passengers to check in online and generate their ...

Portuguese authorities have told Ryanair that the carrier must not refuse boarding to passengers with paper boarding passes, warning that it would be in violation of EU air passenger rights. Earlier ...

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 ...

Europe’s biggest budget airline plans to scrap most paper boarding passes from 12 November 2025. Instead, passengers will be expected to present the pass from the Ryanair app on a smartphone. Ryanair ...

If you're planning to board a flight in 2026, it's important to keep up to date with boarding pass rules which can change ...

View post: On's 'Incredibly Lightweight' Sneakers Are a Rare 35% Off at Nordstrom A major European airline is going totally digital with its boarding passes starting later this fall. Ireland’s Ryanair ...

Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, reminded passengers that from Wed (12 Nov) it will move to 100% digital boarding passes. This means that from Wed (12 Nov) passengers will no longer be able to download ...

It’s also the only option to a large number of airports. So you have the option of expensive trains and spending a long time travelling, not travelling at all or Ryanair. Click to expand... Sure, but ...

Ryanair requires all passengers to check in online before they arrive at the airport – or they risk a £55 fee.