Aerospace giant Airbus has released a statement after the news Boris Johnson had secured a new Brexit deal with the EU.
The latest Brexit deal between the 海角视频 and EU was struck on Thursday before a meeting of EU leaders in Brussels.
This Saturday the 海角视频 Prime Minister will attempt to secure enough support to get the deal through Parliament with the Democratic Unionist Party not backing the deal.
Airbus employs 13,500 people in 海角视频 and 110,000 people in the 海角视频 supply chain.
A source from Airbus said that without DUP support that its was "hard to see" how it gets through Parliament.
A spokesman added: "We remain concerned by a potential ‘no-deal’ and we continue to plan for that scenario as that is the only way any responsible business can plan.
"Airbus continues to run its major Brexit project in order to further eradicate and/or mitigate risks.
"We continue to look for further clarity, and the removal of uncertainty, as soon as possible, so that Airbus can properly plan for the future.
"As a major employer with 13,500 people in 海角视频, 110,000 people in the 海角视频 supply chain and a turnover in the 海角视频 of £6 billion, the shape of the future EU/海角视频 relationship remains of critical importance for Airbus and its employees."