EC sends stark warning to airlines on post-Brexit flying
UK carriers would no longer enjoy traffic rights under any deal to which the EU is a party
Brussels
BRITISH airlines will lose all flying rights to the European Union (EU) if there is no transition agreement after Brexit, the EU executive said on Tuesday, a stark reminder of the risks facing the aviation sector if there is no deal.
In a notice to all airlines, the European Commission said UK air carriers would no longer enjoy traffic rights under any air transport agreement to which the EU is a party, meaning they would no longer have the right to fly to the EU and between its member states.
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