Overview
- From 3 November, passengers must use the myRyanair app to check in and present a digital boarding pass, ending downloadable and printable passes.
- Michael O’Leary says a paper pass will be reissued at the airport free of charge if a passenger has checked in before arriving.
- Ryanair says the boarding pass reissue fee will drop to £0 from 3 November, while travellers who fail to check in online currently face up to £55 to check in at the airport.
- Country rules still apply, with Morocco requiring printed passes and Albania set to permit digital passes from March after an agreement with authorities.
- The CEO reports 85–90% of customers already arrive with smartphones, as concerns persist about older or less tech-confident passengers.