UK Airlines sacrificed for fish

[Paddy]

As part of easiest deal ever, the UK airlines will no longer have rights to fly between EU member states; only UK-EU-UK

[Mordac]

As part of easiest deal ever, the UK airlines will no longer have rights to fly between EU member states; only UK-EU-UK

Does that affect private jets? If not, nobody here cares...

[AtW]

As part of easiest deal ever, the UK airlines will no longer have rights to fly between EU member states; only UK-EU-UK

Are there any UK airlines left? I mean, those affected probably already moved HQs to EU, problem solved, innit?

[Old Greg]

Does that affect private jets? If not, nobody here cares...

You won’t be allowed to take the spag bol into EU airspace.

[ladymuck]

easyJet I think will be the most affected. Ryanair are Irish so safe. I suspect easyJet will simply open an office in Ireland to get around it.

BA can just switch passengers to other airlines in the the IAG group on a code share basis. Virgin don't do Europe.

I don't see this as a big deal and certainly didn't see any crowing about it on the travel blogs I follow.

[AtW]

Jolly Roger Airlines will not be affected

[BlasterBates]

easyJet I think will be the most affected. Ryanair are Irish so safe. I suspect easyJet will simply open an office in Ireland to get around it.

BA can just switch passengers to other airlines in the the IAG group on a code share basis. Virgin don't do Europe.

I don't see this as a big deal and certainly didn't see any crowing about it on the travel blogs I follow.

Opening an office in the EU won't be sufficient, they'll need to set up a separate company in the EU with planes, maintenance and EU based flight crews.

[eek]

easyJet I think will be the most affected. Ryanair are Irish so safe. I suspect easyJet will simply open an office in Ireland to get around it.

BA can just switch passengers to other airlines in the the IAG group on a code share basis. Virgin don't do Europe.

I don't see this as a big deal and certainly didn't see any crowing about it on the travel blogs I follow.

Easyjet were prepared for this and have an Austrian AOC / subsidiary for exactly this reason.

Eek watching know-it-alls failing to check whether it's already sorted (it is).

[AtW]

easyJet were prepared for this and have an Austrian AOC / subsidiary for exactly this reason.

eek watching know-it-alls failing to check whether it's already sorted (it is).

FTFY

[BlasterBates]

EasyJet plans to close bases and cut staff in the UK

They're busy recruiting new staff in Austria.