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‘Other factors could be at the origin of delays’ – EU Commissioner takes swipe at EES critics
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EU Commission: Airports and member states to blame for travel delays, not EES
The European Commission is rejecting claims that the new digital Entry/Exit System (EES) is responsible for major delays observed at some European airports, placing the main responsibility on long-standing infrastructure and staffing weaknesses at the airports themselves and at national authorities. Responding to questions from journalists, the Commission’s spokesperson for Home Affairs, Markus Lammert, said the EES is operating smoothly at the …
Organisations have reported significant delays in the EES, with passengers having to wait long for border controls and, in some cases, the risk of losing flights departing
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