Originally Posted by
eu01
"No-deal Brexit travel warning: don’t go on holiday after March 29" writes The Sunday Times pertaining to the yet unpublished UK Government's guidance advising to not book holidays after next March. The threatening disorder is more or less what Michael O'Leary has been talking about for a long time now, yet somehow Ryanair schedules for next Summer season do not seem to take this into account. Moreover, FR seems to be having worse prerogatives to fly between the UK and Continental Europe in comparison to, say, easyJet on intra-EU routes, the latter having registered its easyJet Europe GmbH. Is there any plan B out there? So much spare capacity to dispatch everywhere, so overwhelming mess in schedules around if hard Brexit becomes a reality?
I thought a Ryanair UK is opening in January? Not sure whether they can get sufficient aircraft re-registered in time, mind you. Of course under worse case nightmare scenario it wouldn’t matter anyway as no one would be going anywhere, except Flybe, Eastern etc domestically!