Charter & Fractional
UK Charter Operators Lament Brexit Changes at ACE 2021
The UK charter industry regrets the country’s departure from the EU that ushered in the need to obtain country-specific permits for flights into the EU.
Air Charter Association CEO Glenn Hogben welcomes attendees to this year’s Air Charter Expo at London Biggin Hill Airport, which featured more than 60 exhibitors and some 20 aircraft. (Photo: Susanne Hakuba)
Air Charter Association CEO Glenn Hogben welcomes attendees to this year’s Air Charter Expo at London Biggin Hill Airport, which featured more than 60 exhibitors and some 20 aircraft. (Photo: Susanne Hakuba)

During a session this morning at the Air Charter Expo (ACE) conference at London Biggin Hill Airport, the UK charter industry lamented the country’s departure from the European Union (EU). Under Brexit, UK operators have needed to obtain country-specific permits for charter flights into the EU since January.


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