Great. European carriers get the strongest protections for delays, lost luggage and what have you. Something UK citizens can keep. Doesn't, to me, seem an econ

Great. European carriers get the strongest protections for delays, lost luggage and what have you. Something UK citizens can keep. Doesn't, to me, seem an economic attack. A non EU carrier can still fly to and from the EU. It merely potentially limits flying slots within the EU. Want to fly Paris to Madrid route, be an EU carrier. That seems to hold with the analogy. Pretty sure US and other nations have limits on internal routes too. Incidentally, in preparation for a no deal farce, Ryanair are reregistering some planes in the UK to still have the option of flying our few internal routes.