Interesting Brexit contract

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Brussels Slumdog replied

2 January 2019, 20:13
Originally posted by Eirikur View Post

For those who don't believe aircraft could be grounded from March 29th, have a look at this contract
(I suspect it's EasyJet)

Business Project Manager - Luton Bedfordshire - December-31-2018 (GqUdS)

Could be Tui

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Old Greg replied

2 January 2019, 15:08
Originally posted by Eirikur View Post

Yep the flying unicorn airlines

Connecting Brexit Britain with Narnia.
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GreenMirror replied

2 January 2019, 15:02
Luton PM! Calling Suity!
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Eirikur replied

2 January 2019, 14:52
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

They're diversifying into, jam, tea and biscuit air freight to Empire 2.0 markets.

Yep the flying unicorn airlines
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Old Greg replied

2 January 2019, 14:32
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

More likely NAC Leasing. Brexit will f- them up.

They're diversifying into, jam, tea and biscuit air freight to Empire 2.0 markets.
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Paddy replied

2 January 2019, 12:37
Originally posted by Eirikur View Post

For those who don't believe aircraft could be grounded from March 29th, have a look at this contract
(I suspect it's EasyJet)

Business Project Manager - Luton Bedfordshire - December-31-2018 (GqUdS)

More likely NAC Leasing. Brexit will f- them up.
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chopper replied

2 January 2019, 11:39
Originally posted by Eirikur View Post

For those who don't believe aircraft could be grounded from March 29th, have a look at this contract
(I suspect it's EasyJet)

Business Project Manager - Luton Bedfordshire - December-31-2018 (GqUdS)

Not sure it is easyJet, they've had a very clear Brexit strategy and moved all their EU operations to Austria. They aren't getting suddenly hung up specifically on flights from the Nordics.
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Eirikur started a topic Interesting Brexit contract

2 January 2019, 11:29
Interesting Brexit contract

For those who don't believe aircraft could be grounded from March 29th, have a look at this contract
(I suspect it's EasyJet)

Business Project Manager - Luton Bedfordshire - December-31-2018 (GqUdS)

Some time ago the client merged their Nordic and UK aviation operations and became a merged airline. This role is a Project Management role to look at scenarios arising from a BREXIT (hard exit) or otherwise. Ie if a hard Brexit were realised client would be potentially unable to fly UK aircraft form the Nordics.
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