Abstract
In the contemporary world, the aviation industry has experienced a great deal of changes and transformations in the legal, ethical and business realm. One of the prevailing contentious issues is the impact of the Brexit in the industry. A declaration has been made that from the start of 2019, the UK will be considered a third country and for that reason EU aviation rules and regulations will stop being applicable in the United Kingdom. This means UK airline carriers will not be given access to air transport agreements between the EU and third countries. Similarly, airline carriers EU will stop having any airline traffic rights to, from and past the UK. It is palpable that there will be considerable trade-off between national autonomy and the accessibility to the single aviation market of the European Union. However, the magnitude of this aspect remains to be seen in the future.
Introduction
The patterns of business actions and behaviour continue to significantly have an impact on the covering of law and ethics. Ranging from regulations, ethical decisions, mergers and acquisitions, the issues of law and ethics remain at the pole position of business, government, and sports (Emerson, 2015). For instance, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) was overwhelmed with remarks and reactions on a suggested rule that would have permitted usage of cell phones on airplanes. In reaction to the uproar and turmoil from flight attendants, pilots, as well as passengers, the independent agency failed to broadcast and disseminate the rule (Jennings, 2015). In recent times, the aviation industry has faced a great deal of business legal, regulatory, and even ethical issues. One of the key issues that continues to have an impact on the industry is a Brexit aviation crisis. Brexit takes into account the forthcoming withdrawal of the United...
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