August 29th - Entry-exit system begins 12 October – and these could be the worst-affected European airports
Unexpected niggles can make the overall arrivals process get very gnarly
Simon Calder's Independent Travel Podcast · The Independent
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Show Notes
From 12 October, the EU's much-delayed entry-exit system (EES) will begin to be rolled out. Using some mathematical modelling, Oliver Ranson from Airline Revenue Economics has worked out the European airports most at risk of collapse on first contact with the EES. Milan Malpensa, Bucharest and Athens top the chart.
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