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Brexit and the implications for UK business: Aerospace inquiry

Inquiry

Overall, the Committee concluded that, in the case of aerospace, there is no trade-off between close harmonisation with the EU and access to markets beyond the EU. Instead, the two goals are complementary. It is in the interests both of the UK and the EU27 that both sides in the Brexit negotiation reach a firm agreement in the coming weeks on the arrangements for a transition or implementation period after March 2019, and also offer clarity on the future UK-EU relationship as soon as possible, so that firms can invest in confidence.

This was the aerospace strand of the Committee's Brexit and the implications for UK business inquiry.

Reports, special reports and government responses

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6th Report - The impact of Brexit on the aerospace sector
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10th Special Report - The impact of Brexit on the aerospace sector: Government response to the Committee's Sixth Report
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10th Special Report - The impact of Brexit on the aerospace sector: Government response to the Committee's Sixth Report
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Correspondence

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Letter from Chief Executive of ADS to the Chair relating to Brexit aerospace inquiry, 1 December 2017
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Letter from Royal Aeronautical Society, Head of External Affairs, to the Chair relating to Brexit inquiry, 24 November 2017
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Oral evidence transcripts

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21 November 2017
Inquiry Brexit and the implications for UK business: Aerospace inquiry
Witnesses Simon Henley, President-Elect, Royal Aeronautical Society, Katherine Bennett, Senior Vice President, Airbus UK, Paul Everitt, Chief Executive, ADS Group
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Written evidence

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Mr Jordan Sullivan (BRS0013)
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UK Trade Policy Observatory (BRS0005)
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