• Ryanair urged the EU Commission to extend the Entry/Exit System derogation to at least April 2027.
• The airline warned the expiry on Sept. 6 removes flexibility for member states to ease border congestion during peak periods.
• It said EES rollout has increased processing times, citing summer queues of 2-3 hours at some European airports.
• Ryanair cited malfunctioning kiosks, staffing shortages, and delays, calling for more time to stabilize operations before full enforcement.

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