US EditionHow Can Travelers Handle Easter 2026 Queues?
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The new European Entry/Exit system requires the digital register of non-EU citizens in Schengen, and the final phase arrives on 9 April, at the peak of the Pascoa trips there are air companies and airports.
European Union (EU) airports and airlines warned this Monday of waiting times of more than two hours at border controls for third-party nationals...
How can travelers handle Easter 2026 queues?
What the Easter 2026 travel slowdown could look like Travelers heading through Europe during Easter’s 2026 rush are being warned to expect major crowding—queues across air, rail, road, and sea could stretch to two hours or more , with delays likely in multiple transport modes. Where the disruption…
Airports and airlines call for suspension of Schengen Entry-Exit System rollout ‘where operationally necessary’
Europe’s airports and airlines are raising renewed concerns over the operational impact of the Schengen Entry-Exit System (EES) rollout as the transition phase comes to an end right in the travel peak of the Easter holidays. Olivier Jankovec, Director General of ACI EUROPE, and Ourania Georgoutsakou, Managing Director of A4E, said: “Passengers entering the Schengen area are likely to wait even longer at border control during Easter due to the pe…
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