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Ryanair will scrap paper boarding passes in just a few weeks as they move towards a digital only system. The airline announced the move last October and said it was an effort to make the travel experience 'faster, smarter and greener' for passengers. ‌

The low-cost carrier is the first to move to an entirely paperless way of boarding for all flights . But the move has sparked fears for some of their passengers who could struggle with accessing a digital boarding card. ‌

There are concerns that it will cause elderly passengers who don't own a smartphone, or are not comfortable using one, issues when heading on holiday . And there have been questions raised over what fliers will do if their phones run out of battery, have no internet connection or if their d

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