EU border delays 'not bearable' over summer, warns airport boss

Europe's airports are bracing for summer chaos. The EU's new Entry-Exit System—a digital border check—is slowing passenger processing across the continent. The head of Berlin's airport warns the delays are 'not bearable' during peak travel season. The system, designed to enhance security, wasn't built to handle the volume of summer holiday traffic. Travelers heading to Europe should expect longer queues and plan to arrive earlier than usual. According to BBC News, airports across the European Union are struggling to keep pace.

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