Ryanair is trying to force users to download its mobile app by eliminating paper boarding passes, starting on November 12.

Ryanair will only offer digital boarding passes from November 12, leading to fears that tech-phobes will be unable to fly - ...

Ryanair's new boarding pass rules have come into effect this week, meaning passengers will no longer be able to check in at the airport or use printed boarding passes ...

In a move that could reshape budget air travel, Ryanair has officially eliminated paper boarding passes, becoming the first major European airline to go completely digital. Starting November 12, 2025, ...

Airline Ryanair moved to 100% digital boarding passes last week and hailed the first day as “a huge success” but new research has found that many Brits are against airlines moving to digital.

From today, November 12, Ryanair passengers will no longer be able to use a printed boarding pass. The Irish carrier is ...

Ryanair’s decision to switch to a digital only boarding pass from Nov. 12 has sparked pushback in Portugal, where the national aviation authority says passengers must still be allowed to fly with a ...

From today, Europe’s biggest budget airline will not allow passengers to fly using print-outs of boarding passes. Instead, travellers will be expected to present the pass from the Ryanair app on a ...

A DBP, or Digital Boarding Pass, is the electronic ticket you receive after checking in with Ryanair. From November 12 onwards, passengers will be required to use a DBP instead of a physical ticket to ...

“We’re not so good on smartphones,” said Beryl. I met the lady from East Anglia and her husband, Mick, on Wednesday morning at Stansted airport. I was assessing the effects of Ryanair’s latest cunning ...

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 ...