Ryanair has applied for and received a British permit to fly in order to
continue to fly to and from Great Britain without any problems after the
Brexit. The prize fighter is one of the biggest players on the British market
and follows the example of several other airlines.
 
Subsidiary Ryanair UK allows Ryanair to connect with several UK airports after
the Brexit destinations in Great Britain and in the rest of Europe. Earlier,
Wizz Air also founded a British branch with a view to the Brexit. Norwegian
already had a British license, partly in order to be able to carry out flights
from Great Britain. The British EasyJet went the other way last year and set
up an Austrian branch to be able to operate freely within the EU.
 
In his own words, Ryanair remains in favor of a liberal market between Great
Britain and the European Union, which leaves it on 31 March. "There must be a
transition plan to prevent disruptions in the flight schedules."
 
Behind the scenes, we are still working hard on a solution to enable free air
traffic between Great Britain and countries in the European Union.
 
Ryanair operates at 21 UK airports.

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