Deary Me

[douglas9401]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-47267901

Where will it all end?

[jno]

on the ground, I hope.

[agchristie]

Trying to prosper on a wing and a prayer.Not to be sadly...

[Maydup]

Not to be confused with Flybe who we're flying with next month. Phew.

[237SJ]

Flybe are in trouble as well.

[Deskdiary]

I very very rarely get involved in the Brexit threads on AB because it tends to be Groundhog Day and a complete bore-a-thon, but as a remainer even I'm getting sick and bloody tired of everything being blamed on Brexit.

I've booked 8 flights this year with nary a thought about Brexit, and I have absolutely no doubt I will be taking all of these flights whether there's a deal, no deal or whatbloodyever.

I bought a new pair of shoes last week and on Tuesday I made the foolish mistake of walking from Leadenhall Market in the City to Waterloo East and I now have the mother of all blisters.

I Blame Brexit.

[agchristie]

Blisters,Brexit,they're both sore points :-(

[cassa333]

One of the reasons was ‘Brexit uncertainty’. It uncertainty, because if they had sorted themselves out and got a proper Brexit (deal or no deal) there wouldn’t be uncertainty.

[douglas9401]

You might struggle to convince a jury of the contributory factors of a cut-price budget airline in the complete ineptitude of the UK government in closing a scenario completely of their own making, cassa.

Still, give it your best shot.

[Spicerack]

^What?

[-Talbot-]

Brexit?


The average flight had 18 people on it.


Brexit?

[Prudie]

^ yep just heard that on R4. Seems like a very poorly run company that stuck its head in the sand. Brexit is a bandwagon excuse and can't see it has had any impact on this airline which was destined for a nosedive.