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Hours of waiting, missed flights and damages for airlines: queue chaos at Schiphol border control is critical

Hours of waiting, missed flights and damages for airlines: queue chaos at Schiphol border control is critical

The implementation of the new digital Entry/Exit System at Schiphol Airport has led to critical wait times and significant operational chaos. Travelers are facing missed flights and airlines are experiencing financial losses due to these ongoing security control issues.

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