Ryanair, from November goodbye at paper boarding pass.
- Aviation Eagle
- Jul 8
- 1 min read
From November 2025, Ryanair passengers will no longer need to download and print a paper boarding pass, but will instead use the digital boarding pass generated in the “myRyanair” app during check-in.
Currently, almost 80% of Ryanair’s 200 million passengers already use digital boarding passes. With this customer initiative, Ryanair plans to eliminate almost all airport check-in fees from November 2025, as all passengers will have registered online or via the app to generate their digital boarding pass.

Ryanair’s move to fully electronic boarding passes from November 2025 will enable passengers to reduce their carbon footprint, saving over 300 tonnes of paper waste each year. As well as being greener, using the myRyanair app also improves the travel experience for customers, who can benefit from a range of useful features and initiatives (especially in the event of disruption), including:
New Order to Seat feature allowing passengers to order directly from their seat and be served first
Real-time flight information and updates
Direct updates from Ryanair’s operations centre during disruption
Terminal, gate and boarding status updates
Real-time alternative flight options during disruption
All travel documents accessible in one place







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