MirrorEasyJet 'flights being missed' alert as passengers share fears
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60% : The spokesperson told her: "Yes - our dedicated On Holiday Support teams will be more than happy to assist with rescue flights if required - Alex." Jenny responded with: "Thank you, there are lots of posts on Mallorca travel forums of the children's queue for border control at Palma being 2-3 hours long.53% : As the European Union's (EU) new Entry/Exit System (EES) continues to roll out across the continent, passengers face long waits because it requires non-EU travellers to register biometric data, such as fingerprints and photos, on arrival, replacing passport stamps.
50% : We are unable to assist with adjusting your pick-up time - Alex." A statement on Palma Airport's website reads: "The EES is mainly designed to save time and improve border security.
42% : One woman, called Jenny, who goes by the username @MunchkinMumsie on X, posted about her worries of not getting through border control on time for her upcoming flight home.
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