Latest on No Deal planning by EASA
Latest on No Deal planning by EASA
EASA notification for UK organisations to apply for certain Third Country approvals On 2nd October, EASA issued a notice to say they […]
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Who holds the power in EU Aviation Agreements?
Who holds the power in EU Aviation Agreements?
It was recently reported that Chris Grayling had written to all the transport ministers from EU27 countries in an attempt to secure […]
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How will Aerospace be affected by No Deal?
How will Aerospace be affected by No Deal?
Government Technical Notices Yesterday the Government published a third round of Technical Notices, laying out what the UK will do in the […]
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A Balancing Act: UK Defence Procurement post-Brexit
A Balancing Act: UK Defence Procurement post-Brexit
Could Brexit actually lead to simpler defence procurement? Far away from the political maneuvering, backstops and negotiations is the mountain of UK […]
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Brexit: Will no deal ground aircraft in March 2019?
Brexit: Will no deal ground aircraft in March 2019?
As the date of the UK’s exit from the European Union comes closer without agreement on an orderly withdrawal, more focus is […]
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FIA18 RECAP – Brexit and Beyond
FIA18 RECAP – Brexit and Beyond
One of the major themes that was prominent through Farnborough Airshow was the dreaded ‘B’ word, Brexit. However coupled with speeches made […]
Read moreADS and CAA Brexit contingency planning
ADS and CAA Brexit contingency planning
At the beginning of this week, the Civil Aviation Authority updated its website to add a section on EU Exit to cover […]
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Will the UK launch its own Galileo?
Will the UK launch its own Galileo?
Last week saw increasingly active discussion of the UK’s future in Galileo, the EU’s global navigation satellite system. On Monday, the Defence […]
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Staying in EASA, ECHA isn’t cherry picking, it stands on precedent
Staying in EASA, ECHA isn’t cherry picking, it stands on precedent
In her Mansion House speech in March, the PM said that the UK would like to stay in three European Union agencies: […]
Read moreFuture of UK security cooperation with Europe
Future of UK security cooperation with Europe
UK remains committed to Europe’s collective security On 14th May Andrew Parker, the Director General of MI5, gave his first public speech […]
Read moreCommittee examines the impact of Brexit on the Aerospace Sector
Committee examines the impact of Brexit on the Aerospace Sector
The House of Commons Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee this morning released its latest report which looks at the impact that […]
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UK aerospace sector one of the hardest hit by Brexit
UK aerospace sector one of the hardest hit by Brexit
Last Autumn, ADS published our ‘Building Brexit’ report which estimated that post-Brexit, the UK aerospace sector could face additional costs of almost […]
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European Council’s draft Brexit guidelines point towards agreement on aviation
European Council’s draft Brexit guidelines point towards agreement on aviation
This week, European Council President Donald Tusk outlined draft guidelines on the framework for the future relationship with the UK post-Brexit. The draft […]
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Post-Brexit Regulatory Relationship: EASA and REACH
Post-Brexit Regulatory Relationship: EASA and REACH
Despite Brexit, European regulation will remain crucial for the aerospace industry. EASA and REACH in particular are both critical for businesses, and […]
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Current Position on the Post-Brexit Security and Defence Relationship
Current Position on the Post-Brexit Security and Defence Relationship
As news on the UK’s negotiating position becomes ever so slightly clearer week by week, the EU’s Task Force 50 has released […]
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