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Brexit will be disaster for UK airlines?: Will pilot unions threaten Open Skies? CAPA London Summit

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As uncertainty swirls around the impact of any post-Brexit arrangements for the future of British airlines in the EU, there is similar ambiguity over the effects of Britain's de facto withdrawal (or not) from the groundbreaking North Atlantic multilateral agreement that allows enormous flexibility to European and North American airlines.

There are even some concerns that the pre-Brexit conditions are already harming British - and some other - airlines. There are some hints too that in Europe one or two airlines

On the other hand, perhaps conditions after Britain's exit from the EU will be benign and the respective governments can find win-win situations that may actually improve operating provisions.

These issues will be the subject of CAPA's Great Debate to open the CAPA Summit in London on 12-Oct-2017.

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