Charter & Fractional
ACA Warns AOCs To Prep for Brexit without Agreement
ACA is advising operators to take steps to ensure they can operate in case Brexit proceeds on January 1 with a negotiated UK-EU agreement.
 Luxaviation UK, which operates a fleet of aircraft, including this Global 6000, is concerned that a non-negotiated exit from the EU  would be "catastrophic for the UK’s aviation industry.”  (Photo: Luxaviation)
Luxaviation UK, which operates a fleet of aircraft, including this Global 6000, is concerned that a non-negotiated exit from the EU would be "catastrophic for the UK’s aviation industry.” (Photo: Luxaviation)

Concerned over the number of unresolved issues still outstanding in the waning weeks before the Brexit transition period is set to end on January 1, the Air Charter Association is advising operators take steps to ensure they have European Union third-party operator approvals in place, permit questions resolved, and other approvals in the case of a non-negotiated exit (NNE). The UK left the EU at the end of 2019 and ongoing talks have been trying to settle future trade relations.