European Entry-Exit requirements can be suspended if lines are too long at busy times.
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Passengers arriving at European airports soon will have their travel, identification and biometric data collected via the new European Entry-Exit System that is due to come into force—after repeated delays—on Oct. 12. Europe’s airports and airlines are cautiously confident that, after months of back...
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