Ryanair Morocco Flights: Avoid Check-In Fees With This Boarding Pass Rule

Since banning printed-at-home tickets, the Irish airline has required check-in exclusively in digital form via its website or app. Any passenger arriving at the desk without having completed it faces a penalty of 55 euros. Only holders of a Flexi Plus ticket are exempt.

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To avoid this surcharge, it is essential to meet the check-in deadlines. The process opens 60 days before the flight for paid seats, and 24 hours before departure for randomly assigned seats. In all cases, it closes definitively two hours before takeoff.

The Moroccan exception: free physical printing under certain conditions

As Morocco still legally requires a paper boarding pass, an exception applies. Travelers must complete online check-in as usual to generate a digital ticket. Presenting this digital version on a smartphone at the counter will require Ryanair staff to print the physical document free of charge.

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This free counter service also applies in the event of a last-minute technical problem. If the passenger’s phone has run out of battery or was lost en route, printing the backup ticket will not be charged, provided that digital check-in was successfully completed before the deadline closed.