A local senator says Ryanair’s move to 100% digital boarding passes may prove to be unfavourable among older passengers.
All passengers flying with the airline will now no longer be able to print a paper boarding pass.
Instead they will get their boarding pass through the Ryanair app on their smartphone.
The airline says it has made the decision to make fares cheaper and “get rid of 300 tonnes of paper annually.”
Ryanair has also confirmed that passengers will be assisted by staff should their devices run out of battery or are stolen.
But speaking on the Joe Finnegan Show this week, Monaghan senator Robbie Gallagher says the airline must ensure nobody is left behind:
