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European Commission attributes airport passenger congestion to airports and member states, not EES.
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- The European Commission has stated that the new digital Entry/Exit System (EES) is not responsible for travel delays at European airports.
- Instead, the Commission attributes the congestion to longstanding infrastructure and staffing issues at the airports and member states.
- The EES is designed to streamline border control procedures but is being incorrectly blamed for current problems.
- The Commission's remarks aim to clarify the source of the delays amidst ongoing debates about airport efficiency.
- Member states and airport management are urged to address the identified weaknesses contributing to passenger congestion.
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