Well, the employment market is red hot, pilots leaving in droves or planning to leave soon, the company about to announce a fair profit in line with expectations, the price of oil falling for the first time in ages, lastly our wages having already fallen well behind those of all our competitors with no career structure in place, loads of new aircraft arriving next year so you would think it would be a "no brainer" wouldn't it?
After all, better keep the share price up when RW leaves.
Unfortunately, easyJet has never done the obvious and so often has paid a huge price for being naive and foolish, so we shall see what they do this time!