EasyJet CEO: No Demand Falloff Due to Brexit

The transcript discusses the impact of Brexit on airline demand, noting that Brexit has not yet affected demand, but market capacity and pricing are concerns. The speaker reassures investors about the airline's strong fundamentals despite market reactions. The airline is considering regulatory strategies, such as setting up a non-UK subsidiary, to maintain operations.

What has been identified as a major cause of disruption in the business, aside from Brexit?

• Currency fluctuations

• Air traffic control strikes

• Increased competition

• Brexit negotiations

What is the speaker's perspective on the impact of Brexit on demand?

• It has increased demand

• It has not affected demand yet

• It has significantly reduced demand

• It has caused a complete halt in operations

What does the speaker suggest about the timing for British consumers to go on holiday?

• It's uncertain due to market volatility

• It's a fantastic time due to favorable conditions

• It's better to wait until next year

• It's a bad time due to high prices

How does the speaker describe the current state of the company's fundamentals?

• Weak and unstable

• Strong and resilient

• In need of restructuring

• Dependent on market trends

What is the company's strategy to continue operations within the EU post-Brexit?

• Set up a non-UK subsidiary

• Focus solely on UK markets

• Increase ticket prices

• Cease all EU operations