No. The EU has prepared temporary arrangements to minimise disruption to the EU so far as it's possible. It's purely one sided though so they can yank them whenever they choose.
Thanks. So I assume open skies to fly to the USA is ok as well with the USA.
Reading some of the EUs contingency plans for a no deal doesn't paint a good picture, more like keeping the basics going rather than keeping things as they are. they will have us by the balls and they know it. they are in a different league to our politicians.
Air connectivity and safety: these two measures will ensure basic air connectivity in order to avoid full interruption of air traffic between the EU and the UK in the event of a “no-deal” scenario.
Road connectivity: allows for the continuation of safe basic road connectivity between the EU and the UK for a limited period of time, provided that the UK gives reciprocal treatment to EU companies and operators.
Rail connectivity: ensures the validity of safety authorisations for certain parts of rail infrastructure for a strictly limited period of three months to allow long-term solutions in line with EU law to be put in place. This is, in particular, related to the Channel Tunnel and will be conditional on the United Kingdom maintaining safety standards identical to EU requirements.