Ryanair closes check-in switch: chaos at airports in Bavaria threaten!

Ryanair closes check-in switch: chaos at airports in Bavaria threaten!

Nürnberg, Deutschland - Ryanair has big plans for 2025: From May 1st, the airline will abolish all check-in switches at the airports and only allow online check-in via your app. This radical decision affects the Bavarian airports in Nuremberg and Memmingen, which are frequented by Ryanair. During a press conference in Dublin, CEO Michael O’Leary announced that free spides on paper belong to the past. Passengers will have to manage their tickets in the app in the future, which could be a real challenge for travelers who like to do without their smartphone.

In addition to the check-in switches, Ryanair plans to eliminate printed boarding passes. "Everything is processed via the app, nothing more on paper," emphasized O’Leary. So if you want to fly with Ryanair, you should urgently familiarize yourself with the airline app to avoid possible problems when traveling. These changes could also affect flights from the sister company Lauda Europe. More information is available in a detailed report on www.merkur.de .