Day 1 – Chapter 1 – Bedfordshire, Luton Aiport

London Luton airport is a really popular among central Europeans who want to fly to London and that's because Wizz Air, a very popular low-cost carrier, has its main airport there. Funny thing is that the second airport that Wizz Air operates from is London Gatwick Airport (and Southend, but this one is much less important), which is the second largest for this city and the second one with legacy airlines (well, technically it's also Wizz Air UK that operates from these airports, because Wizz Air created a subsydiary under the legislative control of United Kingdom Civil Aviation Authority to be able to operate between domestic destinations in the UK in terms of EU and UK having differences about the UK being a part of the Single Aviation Market after Brexit/temporary period. That would mean that EU carriers would lose the 9th Freedom of the air (The right to fly within a foreign country without continuing to one's own country). Basically, all the EU/EEA low-cost carriers did the same).