Ryanair Flight Delays Due to European Entry-Exit System Issues
Published on · Source: bbc.com

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Summarized by AI from the source belowOn April 16, Ryanair passengers traveling from Milan Bergamo to Manchester were delayed due to passport control issues linked to the new Entry-Exit System (EES). Approximately 30 passengers reportedly missed the flight after waiting over an hour at the gate. The EES, which requires biometric data from non-EU citizens, has been operational since October, with over 56 million border crossings recorded and 28,500 people denied entry. While the European Commission claims the system is functioning well in most regions, there have been reports of technical issues affecting implementation in certain countries, as seen in this incident with Ryanair (RYAAY).
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