BREXIT FLIGHTS NOT TO BE DISRUPTED SAYS AOA
NEWS STATEMENT: Reassurance that UK air connectivity will not be
disrupted in a no-deal scenario says Airport’s Association boss.
Commenting on the European Commission’s Contingency Action Plan published today [Wednesday 19 December 2018], Chief Executive of the Airport Operators Association, Karen Dee said:
Karen Dee, Chief Executive, Airport Operators Association says after Brexit air connectivity will remain in a UK air no deal scenario situation.
“Travellers looking to book their 2019 holidays, family visits and business trips can rest assured that there will be no disruption to their flights in a no-deal Brexit scenario, following the publication today of the European Commission’s Contingency Action Plan.
POST BREXIT FLIGHTS TO CARRY ON IN UK AIR NO DEAL SCENARIO
“This comes on top of the important steps the UK Government has taken in concluding UK bilateral agreements with non-EU countries like the US and Canada where we currently fly to under a EU-level agreement.
Karen Dee, Chief Executive, Airport Operators Association, at their recent conference in London.
“While an orderly transition period remains airports’ top priority, today’s announcements alongside the UK’s technical notices released in September this year, should reassure passengers that the UK’s essential air connectivity will continue to operate.”
