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Most countries have a distinction between "domestic" airlines and "international" airlines that both protects the domestic airlines and regulates them more clos
by dsr_ 8y ago
Most countries have a distinction between "domestic" airlines and "international" airlines that both protects the domestic airlines and regulates them more closely.
If you consider the entire EU one country from an airline perspective, this makes sense.
- kodablah 8y agoSure, I acknowledged the "most countries" aspect specifically to avoid these comparisons and focus on the content. I wonder, in current times, if the policies remain more for security or economic reasons. Regardless, my comment is less about that these laws exist and more about lack of country-level sovereignty for those that disagree (regardless of how you consider the EU) and whether it can also be beneficial to the UK to be free of such a law.