Three-hour queues at borders alarm Ryanair
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Three-hour queues at borders alarm Ryanair

SAPO Notícias7 September 2026 at 19:15

The Ryanair airline expressed great concern about the three-hour queues at airport borders, considering the situation alarming. The company demands an urgent response from European authorities in Brussels to resolve the problem of long waits affecting passengers.

The significant increase in border crossing times has caused inconvenience to travelers and harmed the airline's operations. Ryanair argues that the situation is affecting passenger experience and the efficiency of its services.

European authorities are under pressure to find solutions that allow accelerating border controls without compromising security. The airline awaits a clear position from Brussels on the measures to be implemented to reduce waiting times at airports.

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