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EU Rejects Calls for EES Suspension Despite 'Major Disruptions' and 6-Hour Queues

The commission says the biometric system will cut passport-control time to 20 seconds per person and help identify overstayers.

The European Union (EU) has rejected calls for its new Entry/Exit System to be suspended despite reports of "major disruptions" and…

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According to the EU Commission, there are currently only 20 of the approximately 1500 border crossings in the Schengen zone with longer waiting times. A nationwide stop of biometric controls is not necessary.

·Vienna, Austria
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The European Commission defends the fluidity with which the new digitised system for the control of the EU's external border (ESC) has been implemented in most passenger crossings and considers sufficient the "flexibility" that allows to suspend biometric registration at point points of maximum influx, so it sees "impossible" a total suspension of the system this summer to alleviate waiting times, as claimed by large airlines and several airport…

It encourages industry to 'invest more' to help authorities better manage passenger flows ...

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diarioestrategia.cl broke the news on Tuesday, July 7, 2026.
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