The budget airline has confirmed a delay to plans that proved divisive when announced last year
Ryanair has announced its decision to delay the introduction of an entirely paperless boarding pass system, meaning summer holidaymakers will not have to worry about the move to a fully digital system in the coming months.
The Michael O'Leary-led airline confirmed this morning that it will move to 100 per cent paperless boarding passes from 3 November 2025, meaning that passengers will no longer be able to download and print a physical boarding pass. They will instead be required to use digital boarding passes generated on the myRyanair app.
The airline also believes that a paperless boarding pass policy will enhance passengers' travel experience thanks to helpful in-app features such as a new 'order to seat' option on the app, as well as more direct updates when it comes to flight information, particularly during periods of travel disruption."Ryanair is Europe’s No.1 airline for choice, low fares, and customer service.
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