Several reports say airport operators are warning that the EU’s new border “Entry/Exit System” (EES) could lead to long queues at entry points over the summer and during the holidays. The EES is designed to register non-EU travellers when they first enter the EU area. Under the system, travellers are required to provide biometric data, including fingerprints and a photograph, as part of the initial entry process. According to the accounts, airport bosses are calling for changes to the timetable or the removal of the system to avoid operational disruption and prolonged waiting times during peak travel periods. The coverage frames the concern as a potential capacity issue at airports and border crossings, suggesting that additional processing steps could slow throughput if staffing, equipment, or procedures are not scaled up in time. The reports describe growing demands for the EU to reconsider the implementation in light of these expected impacts on passenger flow during high-demand travel windows.