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EU Aerospace Set To Benefit from Post-Brexit Deal with UK

A European Commission official applauds “asymmetries" between UK and EASA design certificate approvals.

By Cathy Buyck • Contributor - Europe

January 13, 2021

“Asymmetries” in the acceptance or validation of each other’s design certificates for aircraft or parts contained in the post-Brexit agreement will put European Union aeronautical companies on a stronger competitive footing than their UK counterparts, according to a European Commission official. EU and UK negotiators agreed to the terms of a detailed post-Brexit Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA), which came into force provisionally on January 1 ahead of formal approval from the European Parliament.

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