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Looks similar to a paper version of a United Mobile boarding pass: http://pointsmilesandmartinis.boardingarea.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/screen568x568-2.jpe

by kurthr 11y ago

Looks similar to a paper version of a United Mobile boarding pass: http://pointsmilesandmartinis.boardingarea.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/screen568x568-2.jpeg http://pointsmilesandmartinis.boardingarea.com/wp-content/up... Still, an improvement... I always assumed the form factor was driven by the ticket printers installed for the airport gate agents.

arcticbull 11y ago
IME boarding passes for Ryanair printed at the airport are printed on traditional airline card stock (and usually by contractors, not Ryanair proper), based on a 'standard' design. Ryanair wants the primary boarding pass to be one that everyone brings with them. In that case they have a lot more flexibility. So long as they use a PDF-417 code and it fits into one of those little barcode scanners they could design it pretty much any way they wanted.