Industry Troubled as UK Government Confirms EASA Departure
The UK will leave the European Aviation Safety Agency at the end of 2020, raising questions about the CAA's ability to take over its responsibilities.
Airbus currently employs around 13,500 people in the UK, including workers making these A350 wings in Broughton. However, the UK's decision to leave EASA could raise fresh doubts over the viability of these operations. [Photo: Airbus]
Airbus currently employs around 13,500 people in the UK, including workers making these A350 wings in Broughton. However, the UK's decision to leave EASA could raise fresh doubts over the viability of these operations. [Photo: Airbus]