EU Regulations Are Causing Airport Congestion. The Airline Industry Is Proposing Changes.
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The airline and airport associations ACI Europe and Airlines for Europe (A4E) have presented six proposals for changes to the EU Entry/Exit System (EES). After nearly six months of the system being fully operational, border control wait times regularly exceed two hours, and in extreme cases, up to five hours.
The airline and airport sector of Europe, represented through the ACI Europe and Airlines for Europe (A4E) associations, has presented a plan of six proposals to reduce operational limitations and speed up biometric and data processes of the EU Entry/Exit System (ESS), of which they again denounce the “excessive” waiting times that lead to the loss of flights and connections. Thus, their immediate change package aims to eliminate the “double ver…
The European airport and airline sector, represented through the ACI Europe and Airlines for Europe (A4E) associations, has presented a plan of six proposals aimed at reducing operational limitations and accelerating biometric and data processes of the EU Entry/Exit System (ESS), [...] Entry The European air sector requires immediate changes to solve the problems of EU border control first appears in Forbes Spain.
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