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Ryanair 7 day boarding pass rule
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Of course the airport Im flying to doesn't accept mobile boarding pass. So, that means paper.
I am on holiday for 10 days. So, does the 7 day rule mean I have to either pay for an allocated seat or take the chance that I will be able to check in online and find a printer while I am away?
I thought Ryanair were getting rid of petty nickel and diming rules.
Which uninhabited part of the planet are you holidaying in ?0 -
look like easyjet are doing the same - i suspect everyone else will follow. Though I don't see why you need a boarding pass anyway.
No, easyjet check-in is still 30 days before your flight.Accept your past without regret, handle your present with confidence and face your future without fear0
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