Europe border chaos prompts Brussels action

The European Commission has announced that it will intensify its efforts to address issues related to the new border control system (EES), following numerous warnings from airlines and airports about disruptions to travel and wait times increasing to five hours. This move is aimed at avoiding chaos during the summer travel season. The system's goal is to record travelers' biometric data instead of manual stamps, helping to track overstays or entry refusals. It is currently implemented in most EU countries, including the Schengen Area. The system has faced criticism due to delays, some of which are attributed to infrastructure deficiencies or staff shortages. Since October 2025, 110 million travelers have entered or exited through the system, with over 44,000 people prevented from entering due to lack of proper documentation.

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