Ch Aviation iconCh AviationSep 11, 2026

Ryanair calls for EU EES postponement to 2Q27

Ryanair (FR, Dublin International) has urged the European Commission to delay the full implementation of the European Union's border control Entry/Exit System (EES) to at least April 2027, as a temporary relaxation period for its application expired on September 6. The carrier warned that the system had been causing "severe border control congestion" across the continent this summer, with "border control delays" reaching up to three hours at airports like Kraków John Paul II International and...

Ryanair calls for EU EES postponement to 2Q27

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Ryanair (FR, Dublin International) has urged the European Commission to delay the full implementation of the European Union's border control Entry/Exit System (EES) to at least April 2027, as a temporary...

The carrier warned that the system had been causing "severe border control congestion" across the continent this summer, with "border control delays" reaching up to three hours at airports like Kraków John...

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Ryanair (FR, Dublin International) has urged the European Commission to delay the full implementation of the European Union's border control Entry/Exit System (EES) to at least April 2027, as a temporary relaxation period for its application expired on September 6. The carrier warned that the system had been causing "severe border control congestion" across the continent this summer, with "border control delays" reaching up to three hours at airports like Kraków John Paul II International and...

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Ryanair (FR, Dublin International) has urged the European Commission to delay the full implementation of the European Union's border control Entry/Exit System (EES) to at least April 2027, as a temporary relaxation period for its application expired on September 6. The carrier warned that the system had been causing "severe border control congestion" across the continent this summer, with "border control delays" reaching up to three hours at airports like Kraków John Paul II International and...

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