Get ready for new boarding pass rules from Aer Lingus and Ryanair in 2025. Here’s what you need to know to make your travel smoother.
Galway: If you’re flying soon, listen up! Having your boarding pass ready is super important. Many folks like to keep theirs on their phones for convenience.
Ryanair is shaking things up. They plan to make digital boarding passes the only option later this year. But don’t worry, other airlines like Aer Lingus will still let you use printed passes.
So, how do you get your boarding pass with Aer Lingus? It’s pretty straightforward. You can check in online, which makes everything easier.
First, download the Aer Lingus app. It’s a handy tool for booking, managing your trips, and checking in. Plus, you can get live updates about your flight.
Once you’re in the app, log in or enter your booking reference from your confirmation email. Your boarding pass will be saved and even available offline!
If you’re just taking a carry-on bag, you can head straight to security. But if you need to check bags, use a self-service kiosk to skip the lines.
When you get to security and the boarding gate, just show your digital boarding pass. Easy peasy!
If you prefer using the website, go to aerlingus.com. Enter your booking reference, manage your bags, and you can even print your boarding pass if you want.
For TUI travelers, it’s a bit different. If you’re flying with TUI, online check-in is available. Just remember, if you booked through TUI but are flying with another airline, check their site for rules.
So, keep these tips in mind for a smooth journey. Safe travels!
