Ryanair introduces changes to briefings – passengers of the airline from November will no longer be able to use traditional paper on -board cards. Instead, they will have to use digital, available in the application – the carrier said.
Ryanair said that The date of abolition of paper on -board cards for 100 percent Digital is the beginning of the winter flight schedule, i.e. November 3, 2025.
Ryanair. Changes in briefings
As explained in the press release, this means that “from November 2025, Ryanair passengers will no longer be able to download and print traditional paper on -board cards.”
Airline customers will be able to use digital on -board cards generated during check -in in the “Myryanair” application. The carrier stated that almost 80 percent 200 million passengers already use such a solution.
“Ryanair intends to eliminate almost all severance pay fees from November 2025.as all passengers will check on online/in the application to generate their own digital on -board card, “the line said.
According to the carrier, the introduction of digital on -board cards from November will allow you to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by a significant reduction of paper consumption, which will save over 300 tons of paper waste per year.
According to the airline, the application is more friendly from the point of view of environmental protection; The passenger can also use various application functions – including information about flights and their update in real time or alternative flight variants.
Ryanair in Poland
In Poland, the company offers cruises from 13 airports; It has six operating bases with 44 aircraft.
The line has a fleet of approx. 600 aircraft and declares an order over 350 more, which is to allow you to increase transport in 2034 to 300 million passengers per year.
The largest airlines in Poland
According to data from the Civil Aviation Office (ULC) as part of international regular transport in three quarters of last year. Polish airports adopted 35.2 million passengers – almost 4 million more than in nine months of 2023. As part of charter transport, 7.8 million passengers were transported – 1.8 million more than in the previous year.
The most passengers in international traffic (regular and charters) were transported by Ryanair (13.3 million) at that time, followed by Wizz Air (8.6 million) and PLL LOT (6.9 million). Ryanair (+1.7 million passengers), Wizz Air (+736.1 thousand) and Enter Air (+631,1 thousand) showed the greatest numerical increases in international transport.
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