Brexit and its impact on the United Kingdom's aviation relations

Abstract

Up in the air; Brexit the unfamiliar legislative aeroplane has started taking off. Even though Brexit has just about left the runway, it is inevitable that this journey will involve thick fog, the occasional crosswind and a consistent climate of uncertainty. Ascending towards monumental transformation, this flying machine will undoubtedly change course over the upcoming months and even has the potential of a possible U-turn or two. Nevertheless, The United Kingdom has already bought the flight-ticket unknowing of where the vessel is going to land. The responsibility now solely rests on the designated pilots of this vehicle to do their best to avoid erratic turbulence and making a catastrophic nose-dive, while still accomplishing a safe and sound disembarkation of its precious cargo. Even though Brexit’s destination is vague and unpredictable, one thing is certain; Brexit is programmed for unprecedented territory and is simultaneously plotting a new course for other entities who wish to book their seat to the same experience in the future.