Hi, Just learned Ryanair at lisbon airport requires printed boarding pass for non shengen citizens flying within EU. I have early flight tomorrow lisbon to bordeaux. Does anyone have experience printing bosrding pass at terminal 2? Nothing online about kiosks, seems to be bare bones terminal for cheap flights. I do not have access to printer. Thank you.
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All Ryanair flights require a printed boarding pass (in case you have future flights). In this case, I dont know how to find a printer but Ryanair will print it for you for a [steep] charge. Sorry
Posted by
Virginia, USA
5548 posts
Are you at a hotel? If so, ask the hotel if they can print it for you.
Posted by
Cascais, Portugal
1682 posts
Is this something new? I’ve flown Ryanair a number of times and never printed my boarding pass. What a pain! Another reason to avoid them!
FYI - terminal 2 is quite small so I question the likelihood of being able to print them there. However, there are photo shops in Lisbon. One of them is Instanta. They will print documents for you very cheaply.
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The Netherlands
1340 posts
The reason that all non-EU passengers need to have a printed boarding pass is that these passengers must have their travel documents checked and stamped at the Ryanair Visa/Document Check Desk before going through airport security. Ryanair can’t stamp a boarding pass on your phone, so that’s why it needs to be printed. Ryanair requires this from non-EU nationals on all their flights and on all airports. This only applies to non-EU passengers, so EU passengers can still use the electronic boarding pass.
So in addition to finding a place to print, you also need to calculate extra time for this document check.
Posted by
Philly
247 posts
Ask your hotel ! Email it to them, they will print it.
For the record, i did NOT need a printed boarding pass on Ryanair from Prague to Budapest. (Us citizen) My boarding pass did not ask doxument check and i flew thru security and gates onto the plane with just my phone. I did everything using their app.
But you go get that printout. The document check (from what i have read) happens at in the check-in area. Budget 1 hour for it.