Some interesting exchanges,- and interestingly not so much as a nod towards the further battering LHR, the BAA and BA have taken in the customers eyes over the pre Christmas fog disruptions. Both the BAA and BA are lucky that there was a lot of fog about the fog and underneath the "Act of God, not our fault" cover is the fact were a lot of shortcomings despite many efforts to overcome them. BAs separate rostering of pilots and cabin crew due to different base turnaround times is just one of the problems. A further strike will just accelerate the customers growing dissatisfaction with LHR, the BAA and BA, all of whose fates are closely interlinked. The customers are not interested in the pros and cons of a dispute or any other factors behind disruption. They are just getting sick of it .Think about it. If you are travelling in 2007 who would you book with and which airports would you use for the best chance of getting where you want to with a minimum of potential hassle? The logical answer is a serious threat to BA's future,- and your jobs.