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- Travel industry leaders are asking the European Commission to delay the new entry-exit system (EES) due to concerns about summer disruptions.
- Airports have reported delays of up to three hours, with potential queues reaching five hours during peak travel months.
- The Airports Council International (ACI) cites chronic understaffing as a significant issue worsened by EES.
- Abta's chief executive, Mark Tanzer, has called for more border guards and a review of the system.
- Eurotunnel has started a phased rollout for coach passengers but is awaiting further guidance for tourist vehicles.
