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Stansted and Liverpool airports most exposed to loss of EU Single Aviation Market post-Brexit
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08 February 2018 (Edited )

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Posted 18 February 2018:

Airline Network News & Analysis presents as thorough an explanation as you're likely to find of how a "hard Brexit" - with UK losing access to the European SIngle Aviation Market - will impact the 20 largest UK airports.

Airports with heavy reliance on non-UK-owned LCCs are at greatest risk of losing traffic.

Stansted and Liverpool have among the highest proportion of domestic seats served by non-UK airlines.

If your UK tourism business depends on arrivals by air, you should read the complete analysis.

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