Ryanair, EasyJet Say Soft Brexit Won't Ease Airline Concerns
- Leading discount carriers warn that flights crisis still looms
- Irish company seeks new treaty; rival wants transitional deal
Ryanair's Jacobs Sees a U.K. Soft Brexit Narrative
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The U.K. government’s possible shift to a softer position on Brexit that would prioritize the economy over immigration curbs has failed to assuage concerns at Ryanair Holdings Plc and EasyJet Plc about the impact of the split from the European Union.