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Fresh Warning for Manchester Passengers over 'Major Disruption' at 7 Key Airports
Ryanair says the system is not ready for peak summer travel and warns of queues of up to six hours at seven holiday airports.
- Ryanair issued a fresh warning regarding the EU's Entry/Exit System wait times, urging European governments to suspend the rollout until September to avoid "major disruptions" at 7 holiday hotspots.
- Nicole Kerr, chief executive of transport platform Mozio, noted the EES requires biometric data collection, warning that insufficient staff and kiosks could cause significant delays during peak summer travel.
- Anne Robinson, from Dunbarton, missed her flight home from Rome in June after getting stuck in a 90-minute queue, paying £250 for a replacement flight that she could not claim back.
- Jet2 CEO Steve Heapy applauded Greece for pausing EES checks, urging other nations to follow this "common-sense approach," while Wizz Air advised travelers to arrive three hours before departure.
- The Civil Aviation Authority advises passengers to check directly with their airline for current waiting times and download apps in advance to allow sufficient time for biometric registration steps.
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