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Ryan air boarding pass - yellow paper?
mswallow
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Hi.
This is probably a silly question, but do ryan air boarding passes have to be printed on white paper? I only have yellow or pink paper (I don't know why- I think it must have been on sale!). The bar code on the boarding pass still shows up ok.
I can just imagine getting charged a fee for ryan air to reissue my boarding passes at the airport on the grounds of paper colour!
Thanks.
Matt
This is probably a silly question, but do ryan air boarding passes have to be printed on white paper? I only have yellow or pink paper (I don't know why- I think it must have been on sale!). The bar code on the boarding pass still shows up ok.
I can just imagine getting charged a fee for ryan air to reissue my boarding passes at the airport on the grounds of paper colour!
Thanks.
Matt
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Bar codes always seem to be printed against a white background dont they?
I would imagine the colour of paper is irrelevant, it's whether or not you can scan the barcode. I'm not a barcode expert, but perhaps there is a reason they're all on a white background?0 -
For the cost of a pack of paper from a supermarket, is it worth the risk of having to pay for them to print it at the airport?0
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Bar codes always seem to be printed against a white background dont they?
I would imagine the colour of paper is irrelevant, it's whether or not you can scan the barcode. I'm not a barcode expert, but perhaps there is a reason they're all on a white background?
Presumably black and white gives the best contrast so is easiest to scan.
There is no logical reason why a black barcode on a yellow background wouldn't scan, but I guess I wouldn't risk it!0
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