What where consequences of the Battle of Britain?

Answer 1

There was, after Dunkirk, a real fear that Britain was next on the Germans list. While the Germans could never hope to match Britains power on the sea the Luftwaffe were equipped with very fine aircraft. If air superiority could be achieved over the invasion beaches and inland then an invasion of the south of England might be practicable. The fact that the Luftwaffe was repulsed, and was then required to support Barbarossa, made this fear no longer real.

Answer 2

The consequences of the Battle of Britain were significant. It marked a turning point in World War II as it was the first major defeat for Hitler and the Nazi regime. The battle also prevented Germany from gaining air superiority over Britain, which was crucial in their overall strategy. Additionally, the Battle of Britain boosted morale among the British population and strengthened the resolve of the Allies to continue fighting against Nazi aggression.