QuackPass — Boarding Passes in Your Browser

QuackPass shows your Ryanair boarding passes in your browser, so you are not stuck if your phone is dead, lost, out of storage, or simply not with you. Log in on ryanair.com as you normally would, click the duck, and your checked-in passes appear — with the scannable barcode, seat, sequence number, and the times that matter at the airport. WHAT YOU CAN DO • See the scannable barcode for every checked-in passenger. • See the gate closing time, departure time, arrival time, and the terminal where there is one. The gate closes 30 minutes before departure, and the ticket says so. • See the full airport names, the booking reference, and the Hebrew calendar date alongside the usual one. • Save an Apple Wallet pass (.pkpass) for your iPhone. • Add a pass to Google Wallet on Android. • Save or copy a ticket as a sharp PNG image. • Print an A4 sheet as a PDF, with wallet-size tickets and dashed cut lines. Choose all the tickets of one booking on a single page, or one per page. • Download everything for a booking at once as a single ZIP. • Search by passenger name or booking reference when you are travelling with a group. • See your upcoming flights and whether check-in has opened yet. • A "No Smartphone? Click Here!" button appears on the booking page itself, right where you would expect it. WHAT'S NEW IN 1.0.2 Fixed: the "No Smartphone? Click Here!" button disappeared on bookings where only some passengers were checked in. It now appears as a floating button in the corner whenever Ryanair's own button is missing, so checked-in passengers can still get their passes. WHAT'S NEW IN 1.0.1 • Fixed: an infant travelling on an adult's lap no longer gets a card that shows the adult's barcode. The adult's card now says who it also covers, and the infant's card says which pass to use at the gate. PRINTING THAT ACTUALLY WORKS Tickets on the A4 sheet are never printed larger than wallet size, so you can cut them out and carry them. With several passengers they are tiled onto one page. The PDF uses lossless compression, because JPEG artefacts on a barcode can stop a gate scanner reading it. YOUR PRIVACY QuackPass has no servers and no analytics. It talks to ryanair.com using the session you are already logged into, and everything else happens inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded, collected, sold or shared. The only thing it stores is a copy of your last result, kept on your own computer so the popup still shows something when you are offline. QuackPass is free and open source, so you can read every line of it yourself. HOW TO USE IT 1. Log in on ryanair.com in the same browser. 2. Check in for your flight as usual. 3. Click the QuackPass icon, or the button on the booking page. GOOD TO KNOW • You must already be checked in. Passes do not exist before check-in opens. • If Ryanair returns a pass with no barcode, QuackPass says so in plain words instead of showing you a blank space, and names the destination country so you know which entry documents to sort out. • Some airports and airlines will not accept a printed or screenshotted pass. Check the rules for your route before you rely on it. • QuackPass is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, authorised by, or connected to Ryanair. All trademarks belong to their owners. • For personal, non-commercial use.