<transcript><audio_23>for example the expansion of euro wings is remarkable with lufthansa having pulled their resources into making it work if you compare that to the flop of transavia which is air france klm's answer to your wings well you can see the difference but it</transcript><caption><image_24>The image shows a large white airplane with the word "transavia" written in green on the side. The airplane is parked on a tarmac at an airport, with a train track visible in the background. The sky is cloudy and the ground is wet, suggesting that it has recently rained. There is a building on the right side of the image, possibly a hangar or terminal.</caption><transcript><audio_25>seems that even mid-sized airlines need to be on guard only carefully managed airlines can survive in a niche market space the world major airlines seem to be doing fine because they're able to ride out the fluctuations but this only represents the good times because as</transcript><caption><image_26>The image shows an aerial view of an airport terminal at sunset. The sky is a beautiful orange and pink hue, indicating that the photo was taken from a high vantage point. In the center of the image, there is a long, curved walkway that leads to the terminal. On either side of the walkway, there are several airplanes parked on the tarmac. The airplanes are of different colors, including red, white, and blue, and they are all facing the same direction. The airport is surrounded by a vast expanse of land, and there are buildings and roads visible in the distance. The overall mood of the photo is peaceful and serene.</caption><caption><image_27>The image shows a man in a suit standing in front of two flags - the Union Jack and the European Union flag. The Union Jack flag is on the left side of the image and the EU flag is in the center. The background is a blue wall with the European Commission logo on it. The man is holding the flag with both hands and appears to be in the process of placing it on the flagpole. The image appears to have been taken at a formal event or ceremony.</caption><transcript><audio_28>nature goes everything that must go up must go down now the brexit agreement is also around the corner and many airlines are wondering what happens if there's no agreement and that prospect is looking even more likely the worst possible scenario is that brexit caused a massive</transcript><transcript><audio_29>airline economic storm for example restrict transatlantic flights zero european airlines forced to read from millions that they don't have passengers who can't fly now nobody wants that but if you go by what the news is saying very little is</transcript><transcript><audio_30>being done about it but one thing is for sure that whatever conclusion comes from the brexit deal it will have a considerable effect on the aviation market so guys that's an overview of all of the airlines which potentially could go down now if you have any other airlines which</transcript> for example the expansion of euro wings is remarkable with lufthansa having pulled their resources into making it work if you compare that to the flop of transavia which is air france klm's answer to your wings well you can see the difference but it seems that even mid-sized airlines need to be on guard only carefully managed airlines can survive in a niche market space the world major airlines seem to be doing fine because they're able to ride out the fluctuations but this only represents the good times because as nature goes everything that must go up must go down now the brexit agreement is also around the corner and many airlines are wondering what happens if there's no agreement and that prospect is looking even more likely the worst possible scenario is that brexit caused a massive airline economic storm for example restrict transatlantic flights zero european airlines forced to read from millions that they don't have passengers who can't fly now nobody wants that but if you go by what the news is saying very little is being done about it but one thing is for sure that whatever conclusion comes from the brexit deal it will have a considerable effect on the aviation market so guys that's an overview of all of the airlines which potentially could go down now if you have any other airlines which
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