EES implementation delays are ongoing, with the European Commission overseeing the system and granting dispensations across multiple involved countries.
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Updated Sep 14
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What happened
EES implementation delays are ongoing, with the European Commission overseeing the system and granting dispensations across multiple involved countries.
Who's involved
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Passengers are experiencing significant delays due to border checks and EU entry/exit system issues across Southern European countries including Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Athens.Also in this story
- Travelers heading to Spain and France face new EU biometric requirements and a travel app designed to bypass EES queues.
- EES implementation is causing operational disruptions involving Portugal and Italy.
- The EU mandates the Entry/Exit System (EES) in Athens, leading to operational chaos and issues.
The entities involved
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Portugal
country in Southwestern Europe
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Greece
country in Southeast Europe
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European Commission
executive branch of the European Union