EasyJet Soars Above Brexit Black Clouds
Photo Credit: An image from EasyJets recent advertising campaign. The carrier says it is in good shape to deal with the challenges of Brexit. EasyJet
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Companies have had a couple of years to get used to the idea that the UK is leaving the European Union. The biggest problem they still have is knowing the exact relationship between the two come next March. EasyJet thinks it is in good shape whatever happens.
While EasyJet is busy Brexit-proofing its business ahead of the UK’s departure from the European Union in March 2019, it seems consumers are happy to continue booking flights.
The low-cost airline said it had seen no drop-off in demand with UK bookings for next summer ahead of 2018. For whatever reason, the public doesn’t seem worried despite the threat of the divorce happening without a deal between the two sides.
“I believe that we are as well prepared as we can be and we have spent the last 2 years preparing for both the…deal and the no deal scenarios. We remain confident that flying will continue. However, we continue to monitor the current developments caref
