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Ryanair and Berlin Airport Warn of Summer Travel Chaos Due to EU Border System

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Ryanair and Berlin Airport warn of severe summer travel disruption due to the EU's new digital Entry-Exit System (EES).
Non-EU travelers face long queues, with waits up to two hours reported.
Airlines urge a postponement of the system until after the summer holidays.

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Ryanair and Berlin Airport warn of severe summer travel disruption due to the EU's new digital Entry-Exit System (EES). Non-EU travelers face long queues, with waits up to two hours reported. Airlines urge a postponement of the system until after the summer holidays.

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