EESQueue
Data snapshot · July 2026

The EES Queue Report

A citable snapshot of EU Entry/Exit System border queues: documented peak waits, current crowd-reported averages, and active incidents across 125 tracked Schengen airports. Free to quote with attribution.

Headline numbers — July 2026

125
Schengen airports tracked (123 with EES fully live)
35
airports with documented queue issues on record
~68 min
average crowd-reported entry wait across the 3 airports with recent data

6 countries currently run a "flex mode" allowing manual stamping when queues pass set thresholds.

Longest documented EES queues on record

Worst peak waits per airport, sourced from operator statements and press reports:

Brussels (BRU) 240 min Paris (CDG) 240 min Lisbon (LIS) 240 min Geneva (GVA) 240 min Vienna (VIE) 180 min Prague (PRG) 180 min Helsinki (HEL) 180 min Rome (FCO) 180 min Ferno (VA) (MXP) 180 min Venezia (VE) (VCE) 180 min

Detail and what went wrong at each: the worst EES queues, ranked →

Slowest airports right now (crowd-reported)

AirportEntry waitBasis
Faro Airport (FAO)90 minlive
Athens International Airport (ATH)60 minlive
Francisco de Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO)55 mintypical

Live board across every airport: current EES wait times →

Methodology

  • Peak waits come from a curated dataset of operator statements and press reports, per airport, with a last-verified date on every record.
  • Live and typical waits are crowd-sourced traveller reports, validated before they count. "Live" means validated reports within the last 2 hours; "typical" means 30-day averages with at least 2 reports. We never invent numbers — airports without trustworthy data show "—".
  • The full dataset is browsable per airport and available as a JSON API.
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