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EES border queues set to cost European tourism nearly £2 billion
The new Entry/Exit System (EES) across the EU has caused chaos and lengthy queues as of late - and is set to have a large economic impact, too.
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dailymail.com
How to avoid EES travel chaos this summer: Everything you need to know
Faulty technology and hold-ups as travellers provide biometric data in the form of fingerprints and facial scans has resulted in long snaking queues at airports.
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gulfnews.com
Europe airline queues may worsen this summer, warns IATA over EES system
Europe’s new EES border checks may cause airport queues of up to six hours this summer, IATA warns, urging travellers to arrive much earlier for flights.
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Britons warned of six-hour waits at airports due to EU border checks
Rafael Schvartzman, International Air Transport Association (Iata) vice-president for Europe, said the new Entry Exit System (EES) could create 'challenging' queues.
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independent.co.uk
British travellers told to prepare for six-hour airport queues due to EES
‘Aviation is being treated as a political football’, said Iata vice president
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Why British travellers have been warned of six-hour airport queues
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EES border queues set to cost European tourism nearly £2 billion
The new Entry/Exit System (EES) across the EU has caused chaos and lengthy queues as of late - and is set to have a large economic impact, too.
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inews.co.uk
The worst airports for EES queues - with waits of up to six hours
Small airports, particularly in Spain, Portugal and Italy, are likely to see bottlenecks - be cautious travelling during peak times
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eu.usatoday.com
Travelers report missing flights under Europe’s new entry system
Europe fully launched its new Entry/Exit System this spring, and some travelers are facing its growing pains.
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Brits may face two years of EU border delays due to new entry system
‘We expect that the situation will stabilise in one or two years’, says an executive for U border agency Frontex,
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thelocal.es
Tourism chiefs and European ferry ports sound alarm over summer border chaos
European ferry ports have sounded the alarm about the impact of the EU's new EES checks this summer at the same time as global tourism chiefs say travellers from around the world…
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euronews.com
EES border chaos could take two years to ease, EU official warns
Two months after Europe’s new biometric border checks launched, long queues and inconsistent procedures continue to frustrate travellers. Now, a Frontex official has warned that…