Big questions about future remain
buy is priced in dollars, and so it will now cost them more.
Any European airline can currently operate between any airport regardless of where it is in the EU, but new agreements will now have to be brought in.
The UK and France will need an agreement to stop visas being needed to go through the Channel Tunnel. If we make foreign visitors have visas they are likely to be imposed
on us, too.
“Nothing has actually changed yet. There is time for things to play through.
“If nobody panics then there will be time to make the decisions, so the best thing to do is take a deep breath, keep calm and carry on.”
Key changes could include an end to European Health Insurance Cards, cheap mobile data roaming and compensation for cancelled flights, as these are all regulated under EU law.
He said: “I would be very surprised if flight delay compensation continues when we leave. The EHIC card is interesting, because it’s not just the EU, it’s also the EEA. That just depends on what our relationship is with Europe in the future. The takeaway line is right now not very much has changed. “The real change comes in two years.” He added: “But the most important thing is whatever you voted we are going to have a new Britain. What’s important is that all of us work together to make it the best and fairest Britain it can be. I really believe that.
“That’s what has to come out of this. What we mustn’t do is lay in this position of dogma, and try and prove the decision was wrong. We’ve had the process, we’ve decided to leave, and we’ve got to make the best of it – all of us.”