Boarding Pass Ryanair

Hi I’ve just been on the Ryanair website and under Boarding Cards this is what it says:

Ryanair recommends all passengers to either print their boarding pass prior to arriving at the airport, or to access their mobile boarding pass on their phone in order to save time and money at the airport. Customers that do not check-in before arriving at the airport are required to pay the Airport Check-in Fee of €/£55. 

Just asked a friend who flew home last week, she only used her boarding card on her telephone. 

Hello Michael

My answer is similar to Annes regarding "they are saying..." Did you have contact with Ryanair or is it just hearsay from someone else? It looks  unlikely to be the case from the previous 2 replies but if you find anything official,  do post it on here as it will affect other people too.

Cheers

Elspain

Yes indeed.

I think you only need your electronic version 

on the phone. If you really wanted to be sure you could print it in a mobile phone

shop? Some allow that and they will charge for the paper like photocopying shops used to do.

Thanks everyone for your quick replies on this.  In truth I cannot find where I read about the paper boarding pass only.  Maybe I imagined it!  Anyway, I have logged in to my booking, transferred the boarding pass to my Apple Wallet on the iPhone (as normal) so that should suffice.

Now, I just need to get through the test and hope Ryanair don't pull the plug on my flight 

Good luck with your journey,I hope everything goes well.

Thank you!

Yes good luck with your trip.

I have always used my I pad. It would say on their site...