However, APH’s latest findings suggest while some airlines such as Ryanair are going 100% paperless, most airlines are ...

In March, Ryanair announced that from 3 November 2025, passengers will no longer be able to download and print physical boarding passes.

Notably, Ryanair stands out for charging passengers £20 to reprint a boarding pass at the airport, and from November 2025 will enforce mandatory app-based boarding, with only limited exceptions.

Ryanair CMO Dara Brady said previously: "This move to 100 per cent paperless boarding passes from November 2025 will allow us to deliver an enhanced travel experience for customers, streamlined ...

The mandatory switch to digital boarding passes decided by Ryanair has been postponed from May to November 2025. Specifically, it will take effect on November 3, 2025, with the winter schedule.

Brady added: "This move to 100% paperless boarding passes from November 2025 will allow us to deliver an enhanced travel experience for customers, streamlined through the myRyanair app during our ...

Airlines have also begun to embrace digitalisation. As soon as November this year, Ryanair has announced plans to scrap paper boarding passes. Why now? The plan comes as airlines and airports seek ...

Singapore’s Changi has expanded its biometric lanes, and in 2019, Amsterdam ’s Schiphol introduced facial recognition technology for boarding on select flights. Airlines have also begun to embrace ...

Lifestyle Travel Ryanair Ryanair's new boarding pass rule you need to know before flying this summer Ryanair previously announced that it would become a fully paperless airline, so here is ...

Ryanair is making a huge change to the way customers use boarding passes. The airline announced in a press conference last October that passengers will soon be using paperless-only boarding passes.