Window or aisle seat? Carry-on or checked bag? Three hours early or right on time? Air travel is full of polarizing decisions, and that includes whether to print your boarding pass or use the mobile ...

The days of the paper boarding pass are numbered for Ryanair passengers - Hinterhaus Productions/Digital Vision Ryanair passengers will need a digital boarding pass downloaded to their smartphone to ...

Nobody wants to be caught out by an airline’s rules when they’re at the airport, tantalisingly close to flying off on holiday. This week, the decision by Ryanair ground staff to charge Ruth and Peter ...

Ryanair insisted the “vast majority” of people already use digital boarding in this way, adding that nearly 80% of its more ...

As of November 12, passengers flying with Ryanair are required to use digital boarding passes to board their flights.

The airline says 85-90 per cent of Ryanair passengers already use digital boarding passes on smartphones. The policy that ...

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.

An elderly British couple who flew Ryanair last week claim they were charged £110, or about $140, to print their boarding passes for a flight from Central London to France. Ruth Jaffe, 79, and Peter ...

An older couple said Ryanair charged them $140 to print out their boarding passes, The Telegraph reported. The couple didn't have their boarding passes as they checked in for their return flight by ...

The decision by Ryanair ground staff to charge Ruth and Peter Jaffe (aged 79 and 80, respectively) £110 between them to print out a couple of boarding passes at London Stansted airport has caused huge ...