'A Shambles From Start to Finish' - Ryanair Calls on EU to Act After Airports See Huge Summer Delays
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Ryanair urges EU to extend flexibility over troubled border system
Ryanair has called on the European Commission to extend until April 2027 emergency flexibility allowing countries to suspend parts of the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) when border-control queues become excessive. The airline said the derogation expired on 6 September despite continuing problems with kiosks, staffing and processing times. According to Ryanair, passengers faced waits of […]
The low cost Ryanair calls on the European Commission to re-establish and extend until April 2027 the temporary derogation granted to Member States under the European Entry/Exit System (EES). The measure, which expired on 6 September, allowed for the timely suspension of biometric collection during high congestion at the external borders of [...]
Exemptions granted by the EU for the new border control system, which has caused long queues at airports, expired on Sunday. Now Ryanair is requesting an extension of the exemptions until April next year.
(Teleborsa) - Ryanair has requested the European Commission to extend with immediate effect the derogation from the Entry/Exit System (EES) at least until April 2027, following the expiry...
On Monday, Ryanair asked the European Commission to immediately and urgently extend the exemption of the EU Passport Control Entry and Exit System (ESS) until at least April 2027, after its expiry on Sunday, to avoid ‘new interruptions’. As explained in a [...] Ryanair entry asks the EU to extend the border control exemption in order to avoid ‘new interruptions’ first appears in Forbes Spain.
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