Brexit: Documents released reveal Government's contingency plans for no-deal

The transcript discusses the obstacles preventing a deal between the EU and the UK, highlighting political negotiations as a key factor. It explores the potential consequences of not reaching a deal, such as planes being grounded, but emphasizes the mutual interest in resolving the issue. The discussion also touches on the uncertainty surrounding flight bookings post-Brexit, with mixed confidence in the outcome.

What is one of the main reasons for the delay in signing a deal between the EU and the UK?

• Lack of technical plans

• Political negotiations

• Insufficient passenger interest

• Economic disagreements

Why is it unlikely that planes will remain on the tarmac if no deal is reached?

• The UK will join another trade bloc

• The EU and UK have a mutual interest to resolve the issue

• There are alternative routes available

• Airlines have contingency plans

How many passengers travel between the UK and the EU each year?

• 50 million

• 200 million

• 100 million

• 164 million

What is the speaker's stance on booking flights for the weekend when the UK is due to leave the EU?

• They would book only within the UK

• They would book with confidence

• They would avoid booking

• They would wait for more information

Why is there uncertainty about booking flights within the EU post-March?

• Airlines have not updated their schedules

• There are no available flights

• The speaker is unsure of the political outcome

• New travel regulations are unclear