Smart borders impact European travel

The European Entry and Exit System (EES), which aims to expedite travel procedures and enhance border security, has begun to cause operational issues at European airports as the summer season kicks off. This has resulted in long queues and delays in processing. Although the system has successfully prevented over 43,700 individuals from entering the Schengen Area, airports and airlines are complaining about poor performance and incompatible technologies, threatening to disrupt peak-season revenues and increase operational costs. The crisis highlights technical and administrative challenges associated with implementing a unified system across the European Union and raises concerns about it turning into an economic crisis ahead of the summer travel season.

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