Keith Butler, CEO of Emerald Airlines, addressed delegates at the European Regions Airlines Association general assembly in Belfast and highlighted ongoing operational challenges stemming from Brexit’s impact. The airline currently operates with two separate Air Operator Certificates (AOCs), one based in Dublin and another in Belfast, a situation exacerbated by the UK's departure from the European Union. Butler stated that these dual AOC requirements contribute significantly to the “significant” difficulties faced daily. He emphasized that Brexit continues to present substantial hurdles for Emerald Airlines’ operations. Representatives from across Europe acknowledged the complexities presented by the post-Brexit environment affecting regional airlines.
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