Rafael Schvartzman from IATA has indicated that the implementation of the new Entry Exit System (EES) may lead to significant delays at airports, with long queues expected. This situation raises concerns for travelers during the summer season.
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Rafael Schvartzman from IATA has indicated that the implementation of the new Entry Exit System (EES) may lead to significant delays at airports, with long queues expected. This situation raises concerns for travelers during the summer season.
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Britons warned of six-hour waits at airports due to EU border checks as fears mount over summer travel chaos
EU border checks may lead to long waits at airports, IATA official states