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EU pushes to beat airport delays caused by new biometric system

The EU is attempting to mitigate airport delays caused by the implementation of a new biometric entry-exit system.

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The brief

The European Union is taking steps to address border delays resulting from a new biometric system. Ryanair has specifically identified airports that are struggling the most with these disruptions.

Coverage from Politico, The Economist, and The Independent emphasizes the potential for these delays to impact summer holidays. BBC News has focused on methods travelers can use to avoid border checks that may result in financial costs.

Future developments center on the EU's efforts to resolve the system's inefficiencies and the ongoing identification of the most affected airports.

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Quick answers

What is causing the airport delays?

The delays are caused by a new EU biometric entry-exit system.

Which airline is reporting on the struggling airports?

Ryanair has named the airports struggling the most with these delays.

How can travelers mitigate the impact?

According to the BBC, there are ways to avoid border checks that could cost travelers money.

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