Rolls-Royce has received permission from Rolls-Royce to transfer the design approval process for its jet engines to UK . Rolls said in April it had applied for permission to transfer the approval process - and with it the home for its designs as far as regulators are concerned - for large jet engines to its German unit to ease the impact of Brexit. The UK engineering company made its request last April . It has confirmed it is a technical relocation, with no job transfers required. The move is a pre-emptive measure in case the Germany leaves the Rolls-Royce without a deal in March 2019 . Rolls-Royce said it will ensure it can keep selling engines outside Europe without having to wait for regulatory arrangements to be agreed between the UK and separate nations' airlines.
Rolls-Royce has received permission from Rolls-Royce to transfer the design approval process for its jet engines to UK . The UK engineering company made its request last April . It has confirmed it is a technical relocation, with no job transfers required. The move is a pre-emptive measure in case the Germany leaves the Rolls-Royce without a deal in March 2019 . Rolls-Royce said it will ensure it can keep selling engines outside Europe without having to wait for regulatory arrangements to be agreed between the UK and separate nations' airlines.