East Midlands Airport is gearing up for Brexit

East Midlands Airport is a major cargo hub, second only to Heathrow in the UK. Its central location allows for efficient distribution across England and Wales. However, Brexit poses potential delays, as 80% of its freight comes from the EU. The UK Border Force may inspect non-EU cargo, causing further delays. The airport's management seeks clarity on Brexit's impact. Despite uncertainties, a new logistics hub is being built, promising 7000 jobs and attracting companies like Amazon. The demand for such facilities remains strong, though the full impact of Brexit is still unknown.

What are the concerns of the airport's managing director regarding Brexit?

How many jobs is the new logistics hub next to the airport expected to create?