Overview
- From 12 November, home‑printed passes are no longer accepted and passengers must present a digital boarding pass in the myRyanair app.
- Ryanair reported over 98% of travellers used digital passes on day one across 700+ flights carrying more than 100,000 passengers, with no delays reported.
- Passengers who fail to check in online before arriving at the airport face the existing airport check‑in fee, commonly reported at about £55.
- Travellers who checked in online but lose phone access can receive a boarding pass reissued at the airport free of charge, according to the airline.
- Paper passes remain required at some departure points, including Morocco, Tirana in Albania and certain Turkish airports, while charities warn the digital‑only rule risks excluding older or less connected passengers.