It is such a shame to see a once proud airline sink so low. I care not for the rights or wrongs of the various issues under discussion on this bulletin board. The fact of the matter is that if RBA had any leadership at all on the BOD, the 3 managers concerned would either be given an immediate and public vote of confidence or they would be suspended pending the outcome of an internal disciplinary hearing in accordance with the Ts&Cs of their employment. The current legal action will probably take years to resolve and RBA must take charge of its own destiny long before such a legal outcome is reached. Failure to do so will be fatal for the airline's morale, public standing and profitability.
The fact that a public vote of confidence or suspension has still not taken place adds more fuel to the fire that there really is something to hide and that RBA is devoid of quality leadership at all levels.
Time for the BOD to act decisively in the best interest of the airline I think.