Ryanair CEO Says Flights at Risk if Brexit Deal Delayed

The transcript discusses the uncertainties and potential disruptions in flight bookings between the UK and Europe due to Brexit. It highlights the concerns of not having an agreement in place by September 2018, which could lead to flight cancellations and holiday disruptions. The minister's reaction is noted as optimistic, but there is a general pessimism about reaching an agreement. The potential impact on airlines, including the relocation of UK aircraft to European airports, is also discussed.

What is the main concern regarding flight bookings for 2019?

• Increased flight prices

• Overbooking of flights

• Weather disruptions

• Lack of agreement on flight rights

How does the UK Minister feel about reaching an agreement?

• He is pessimistic

• He is optimistic

• He is indifferent

• He is unaware

What is the potential impact of a hard Brexit on UK flights?

• Increased flight frequency

• No flights between the UK and Europe

• Cheaper flight tickets

• More direct flights

What strategy might European governments use in negotiations?

• Focus on maritime agreements

• Use aviation as leverage

• Offer financial incentives

• Ignore aviation issues

What might happen to UK-based aircraft in a hard Brexit scenario?

• They will continue flying as usual

• They will be grounded indefinitely

• They will be sold to other airlines

• They will be relocated to European airports