How much will a flight cost after Brexit?

Going back to the OP - the price of flights may go up and in fact the availability of cheap flights is very hit and miss anyway. It is a strange situation when the cost of the coach to the airport costs more than a flight to Europe.
And if you were going to Europe for any length of time, ie to work rather than on holiday and purchased a single, outward flight that could be very low but coming back could be 'normal price'.
Cheap flights are just a way of 'hoiking you in' and are not a consistent price across the board.

I agree with you maddyone re Mr Ryanair; we have only flown with them once and would try to avoid them in future if possible.

Mr Ryanair....

Me Ryanair has form on stirring things up! I remember his threat that passengers on his planes would have to pay £1 to use the toilets, and his other threat that he would have his planes changed so passengers would have to stand, and there would only be a few seats that passengers would have to pay extra for if they wanted to sit down! Lovely man, I don't think! Greedy man may be a better description.
As for seeing queues of European youth at the job centers, no, of course they're not there, because they're seen daily working in coffee shops, cafes, hotels, and restaurants.

I believe Stanstead has been a pipe dream rather than a plan until comparatively recently. It now seems to be moving ahead. I would have expected a slow down if investors seriously thought there would be anything other than a very short term blip. I think Mr Ryanair is stirring things up!

Surely plans for expansion would have been developed years before the national suicide vote? Hard to put on hold.
And we're only looking at a possible temporary (but very damaging) loss of flights.

Modelled on Cassandra.

Good God.

If the outlook for flights is so dire why are plans to extend Stansted going ahead? Surely with Ryanair being so important there and so many of their flights going to Europe if the outlook is so very disastrous the plans would be put on hold.

Modelled on Cassandra.

I was in Italy, due to fly home, on the day the volcanic eruption grounded all flights. As I recall flights were suspended for 5 days. Caused utter chaos.
Of course, if flights are suspended, or severely curtailed, because arrangements to replace the Single Aviation Market and the Open Skies Agreement aren't in place sufficiently in advance of Brexit day for airlines to plan their schedules it won't be as chaotic as the volcano incident but I can forsee a lot of very unhappy people.

Sorry, I thought everyone knew where the quote came from. Can't remember it being attributed to Cassandra.

Senna the Soothsayer modelled on Cassandra, the soothsayer of Greek mythology who was doomed never to have her accurate prophecies believed.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassandra

Sorry, I thought everyone knew who Cassandra was.

I regularly go over on the ferry there are other ways to travel. I have been all over Europe as far as Dubrovnik in my motorhome. There are trains and buses in Europe just like here.

No, because they're usually at work. Nearly 300,000 Germans are officially registered as living here. French citizens had to queue for over 3 hours recently at the London Embassy to cast their election votes, so I guess there are a few of those about too. 270,000 in London alone, according to their Consulate, though our official figures are much lower.

"The youth of Europe have headed to this country"? I don't see queues of young Germans, Dutch, French or Italian youngsters at the job centre.

There is a lot of scaremongering going on at the moment but things will sort themselves out. Airlines are not going to want to pay EU business taxes which are going to be swingeingly more expensive than our lowered business rates. As for employing EU workers instead of ours - their employment taxes and 'add ons' are at a rate no business wants to pay and the protections individual countries afford their older workers as such that businesses run a mile rather than suffer them. There is a reason why the youth of Europe have headed to this country to work and that there is nothing for them in their home countries.

Def. a curse and mcem agree with you.

Cassandra, MaizieD? Senna the Soothsayer from Up Pompeii.

Yes, mcem, saying everything will be fine is idiotic. As is saying we will be so poor none of us will be able to afford to leave the country after Brexit. As a remainer, I think the most pertinent comment on all the current hyperbole, gnashing of teeth and rending of garments is Anya's earlier one. Bollocks.

The very thought of not being able to fly to my daughter and family for a long period of time fills me with dread. For a huge number of families it's nothing to do with stag/hen parties; but many families are in fear of not being able to visit each other. In addition, if the costs soar beyond our reach that would be so detrimental to many travelling to family/work in Europe and heartbreaking for me personally.

We're still saying, no one knows how it will work out and it's 2017 ffs! People are saying let's leave it to the negotiators who will have our best interests at heart - REALLY? You think so? Have you seen any evidence that they have the slightest clue they know what they're doing yet?

I think it is a myth that it's an ancient Chinese curse.

However, it is a good saying!

To live in interesting times was an ancient Chinese curse.
Saying 'Everything will be fine' is an idiotic thing to say when we are seeing on a daily basis that is simply not true.
'IT took over so anything can be arranged at the touch of a button' - naive mindless simplistic tosh.
I too feel sorry for the young as my DGCs have been put at the mercy of those who voted to leave based on what has now been shown to be ridiculous lies.
To think that those who voted based on no real facts now feel they've 'taken back control' outrages me and I can only hope that the tide is indeed turning and all is not yet lost!

That is supposed to be a Chinese curse you know

The devil is in the detail!

I am pretty sure Junker will be proved wrong abut English not being important, as it is so widely spoken word wide and I think is the language of aviation mostly.....and as I'm not that keen on him (what has he ever done for us) I am sceptical about his pronouncements.

As for the airline stuff, planes run on aviation fuel and the greed of the owners, greed will resolve the issues and it will all I am pretty sure be fine.

I voted out and was happy to do so, but why people are fretting over the details is a mystery to me as the EU itself is in a state of flux, what we voted to leave has altered anyway, more debt, more migrants, more defaults on the way, I shall be glad when its done but as in all negotiations there will be bluffing and puffing and posturing and niggles.........

The media tell us a version of what is going on, so we are not much the wiser whatever we read. We do however have masses of experience to draw on unlike the young I feel sorry for them, stuck in a world of campaign slogans and soundbites. Some of them believe that working abroad will be impossible post Brexit, it may require a bit more planning but with so much on line support for everything, it will be fine.

We worked and studied and travelled before we went in to the EU and during the time we were members, I.T. took over, so more or less anything can be arranged at the touch of a button now, we will all be just fine. Life is full of change and we have to embrace it, the rest of the world is not standing still, the EU is crumbling in its present form. I am not sure I buy into the NWO strategy but there are some creepy creatures within EU hierarchy who allegedly do.........Mr Blair I believe is one, that dear old Labour party prime minister who like all of them is muti millionaire. Greed is what oils the wheels of commerce and we are not short of that...look at the Kinnocks.....no wonder some people want us to stay in.

We have to trust the democratic system and we voted out....you cannot have repeated referendums, that undermines democracy.

So please relax and fasten your seat belts because it it bound to be turbulent but we do live in very interesting times.

They will all be DOOMED!

Moving away from holiday flights, what is going to happen to cargo freight companies such as ASL, Atlantic, DHL, Etihad,UPS and Woodgate Aviation who all fly from East Midlands Airport, creating many jobs for local people hereabouts?