European airlines are calling for an urgent suspension of the new Entry/Exit System (EES) after its troubled launch on 10 April triggered widespread disruption at airports across the region.
Industry groups including Airlines for Europe and ACI EUROPE reported severe operational issues, with border control queues stretching up to three hours and passengers missing flights. They warned that the problems go beyond initial «teething issues», describing the rollout as a «systemic failure».
Budget carrier EasyJet also criticised the situation, calling delays «unacceptable» and urging authorities to apply all available flexibilities to minimise disruption.
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