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Travel firms warn EU EES expiry could restart border chaos

Travel companies say the EU’s Entry/Exit System (EES) rollout is again at risk of causing long border queues after emergency measures meant to prevent chaos expired. They warn passengers could face delays and missed flights as the EES process resumes without the temporary safeguards.
WHO: Major travel companies
WHAT: Warn that expired emergency measures around the EU EES rollout could lead to renewed border chaos, including long queues and missed flights
WHEN: Reported Sep 8, 2026 at 7:51 AM ET
WHERE: European Union
WHY: The emergency measures designed to prevent border chaos have expired, raising fears that queues and travel disruption will return.

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