May 13, 2026 · 28 min · 17 segments
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Allora, at the end of our last episode, we mentioned that we would let you know how it went with our flight and the EES.
And quickly, for those of you that don't know what that is, you need to know what it is.
It's called the Entry Exit System, and it is a new fact of life while flying in and out of the EU.
Yet after we recorded the last episode, we decided to book a direct flight from Venice to Philadelphia.Because we wanted to avoid the EES in Zurich, and instead just go through it when we depart Venice, and then only deal with customs in the US.
And the sole reason we chose that flight was because once we heard we had an offer on our house, we had to book our flights very last minute, so there weren't that many choices available.
And the few flights that did have seats left were the ones going through Zurich.
Our original plan had been to take an early train to Venice Airport, which would've given us almost three hours for check-in, which would've been enough.
Allora, at the end of our last episode, we mentioned that we would let you know how it went with our flight and the EES.
And quickly, for those of you that don't know what that is, you need to know what it is.
It's called the Entry Exit System, and it is a new fact of life while flying in and out of the EU.
Yet after we recorded the last episode, we decided to book a direct flight from Venice to Philadelphia.Because we wanted to avoid the EES in Zurich, and instead just go through it when we depart Venice, and then only deal with customs in the US.
And the sole reason we chose that flight was because once we heard we had an offer on our house, we had to book our flights very last minute, so there weren't that many choices available.
And the few flights that did have seats left were the ones going through Zurich.
Our original plan had been to take an early train to Venice Airport, which would've given us almost three hours for check-in, which would've been enough.
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