US EditionRyanair Boss Defends Digital Passes and Says His 86-Year-Old Mum Uses App
Ryanair will require digital boarding passes from November 12, with exceptions for flights to Albania and Morocco; almost 80% of passengers already use digital passes.
- On Wednesday, November 12, 2025, Ryanair will switch to 100% digital boarding passes after delaying the change from November 3, 2025, requiring use of the myRyanair app.
- Amid its digital rollout, Ryanair highlighted almost 80% usage of digital passes among its 206 million+ customers and chose the quieter mid-term break period to ease the transition.
- Because some countries require paper tickets, Ryanair will accept exceptions for those routes as Albania authorities insist on paper passes until March 2026 and Morocco authorities maintain the same rule.
- Around 40 million passengers face a forced switch to digital passes, with passengers without smartphones advised to use a friend or family device or get a reissued paper pass if checked in.
- Framed as part of a wider digital push, the airline pointed to in-app services like the myRyanair app and Order to Seat, noting festivals, music and sporting events already moved to digital-only ticketing.
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According to Assoutenti, the Irish carrier forgets to specify the costs to be met by passengers who will show up at the gate without a digital boarding pass. That is a supplement that according to the consumer association, according to the tariff published online by the same company, amounts to 55 euros per traveller as a tax check-in at the airport
Ryanair has announced that it will only accept 100% digital boarding cards as of 12 November, instead of 3 November as previously reported, so passengers will no longer be able to download and print a physical boarding pass.The change of date is due to ensure "a smooth transition" for customers during the period of lower activity after the mid-term vacation, as the airline has pointed out in a statement.From the Irish, they have stated that thei…
The passengers prepare to say goodbye to the paper boarding pass, soon will be mandatory the digital one. Here will come the novelty
The largest low cost in Europe is 100% digital: passengers will only be able to obtain boarding pass from the app on their mobile phone.
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