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'Couldn't run a sweetshop' | Aviation bosses are wrangling with the Government over Brexit

Aviation bosses are wrangling with the Government over Brexit
Aviation bosses are wrangling with the Government over Brexit

In this myGrapevine+ exclusive article, we explore the news that aviation bosses are blaming Brexit for the staff shortages leading to travel chaos. It includes:

  • A look at the wrangling between aviation bosses at the Government

  • Why Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary thinks the Government "couldn't run a sweetshop"

  • Analysis of the role Brexit has had to play in this - and whether other factors may also be at play, including the current worldwide skills shortages.

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