Boarding passes and the digital revolution of having them on your phones has taken off, but not every airport accepts them - ...

you might not be able to use your phone for a boarding pass. If you're not sure if it'll work or not, you're still better off printing your pass. You Use Your Phone A Lot, Or Not At All ...

When you hear the word "printer," you probably think of that machine connected to your computer that spits out boarding passes, greeting cards, and photos (sometimes guzzling ink in the process).

Digital boarding passes have been rising in popularity for years, and with Ryanair implementing a paper-ban this year, will other airlines follow suit?

While Ryanair may be renowned for its often wallet-friendly tickets, it's not known for its generous hand luggage allowance.

UK travellers often download boarding passes to their phone to save time at the airport - but some still prefer a paper version. Here are the latest rules for TUI, easyJet and British Airways ...

"You do not need to print your boarding pass once you have access to the Ryanair App unless you are departing from a Moroccan airport. If you do not have access to a printer, we can print it for you ...