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NewsSky News•7 hours agoBrace for Brexit: UK air traffic faces slump without deal, airports warn
Sky News has obtained a confidential report submitted to Government by Gatwick, Heathrow, London City, Manchester and Stansted airports, which urges the EU and the UK Government to target October next year as the deadline for an interim aviation arrangement. The report, written by consultancy WPI Economics
NewsReuters•8 hours agoUK air travel could slump if no early Brexit aviation deal - report
By Alistair Smout LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's airports could see passenger numbers plunge by as much as 40 percent unless the government strikes an interim aviation deal with the European Union by October 2018, according to an industry report seen by Reuters on Tuesday. The study, commissioned
