Passengers were 'panicked' and shoving each other due to new travel rules.

The new Entry/Exit System has caused problems at European airports, with long waiting times in countries like Spain and Portugal.

Non-EU nationals must register their biometrics, which has led to major disruption.

Just Deano got through immigration quickly, despite expecting long delays.

He traveled from Manchester Airport to Tenerife via EasyJet.

He expected delays on arrival.

Before landing, he told his subscribers about potential immigration issues.

He hoped his flight wouldn't go wrong at immigration.

After landing, it was the passengers, not queues, that caused trouble.

People were pushing and shoving, causing chaos.

Deano got through immigration in just seven minutes.

He got through quickly.

He didn't need to fingerprint and was out quickly.

He used an e-gate machine, which didn't ask for fingerprints.

EES replaced passport stamps and checks entry and exit times.

Brits must register details, including fingerprints and facial images.

Some machines failed to work, causing delays and missed flights.

Brits are concerned about travel delays.

One person advised arriving three hours early to avoid problems.

Another person expressed dislike for the airport.

Police controlled the chaos, but Deano had no problems.

One person replied to Deano's video, saying they'd hate to be a Brit traveler now.

Another person said they took four hours to get through Barcelona airport.

A third person said Deano was lucky to get through quickly.