Ryanair is set to significantly alter its ticketing system starting on November 12. From this date forward, the airline will only issue '100% Digital Boarding Passes' (DBP), and physical tickets will no longer be accepted at most airports.

This initiative, originally slated for May 2025, aims to eliminate check-in charges and save approximately 300 tonnes of paper annually, whilst also enabling passengers to receive direct flight notifications. But if you're concerned about the practicalities, don't fret.

Glasgow Live has put together three key questions and answers about the new scheme, based on official information from Ryanair. You can also find out more about the boarding pass alteration on the airline's website here .

1. Where can I get a DBP?

Ryanair travellers can check in onl

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