Airlines not majority-owned by EU nationals or companies risk losing ability to fly within bloc British citizens who own shares in Ryanair will be barred from buying more stock, voting on company resolutions or attending annual shareholder meetings if a no-deal Brexit goes ahead, the Dublin-based carrier said on Monday. EU regulations require that airlines flying under a European licence must be majority-owned and controlled by shareholders from the trading bloc.
Airlines not majority-owned by EU nationals or companies risk losing ability to fly within bloc British citizens who own shares in Ryanair will be barred from buying more stock, voting on company resolutions or attending annual shareholder meetings if a no-deal Brexit goes ahead, the Dublin-based carrier said on Monday. EU regulations require that airlines flying under a European licence must be majority-owned and controlled by shareholders from the trading bloc.
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