Assuming that their employer informed them of the contractual obligation for two weeks of isolation on arrival, then if they didn't intend to comply with those requirements, they should not have accepted the assignment. By flouting the rules, they've not only put a stain on themselves and their company, they've stained every other foreign aircrew member who's turned up to help Australia manage the wildfire situation. Every one of them has been asked to do the same isolation on arrival, regardless of the state in which they're working. The only "crazy stuff" here is the selfishness of these two people.
Last edited by J.O.; 16th Nov 2020 at 20:33.