Originally Posted by
monkey.tennis
EasyJet Europe will be no different to the current set up. There will be various EU bases on local terms and conditions. Almost nothing will change, except the aircraft will be Austrian registered rather than UK.
Post brexit, easyJet is in exactly the same position as every other airline flying EU to UK routes.
Sorry but there's a lot of ignorance around. If Britain is not party to the transportation agreement then operation between the UK and Europe or Europe to the UK is not possible with scheduled flights on day one post brexit (except where bilateral agreements previously existed i.e the flag carriers). Bilateral route agreements will need to be made and as I said previously, they would be legally opposed by European Airlines.