Why haven't the RyanAir crews gone on strike?
I think that the change in FR pilot mood strongly suggests that the word "yet" should have been added to the end of that sentence!!
....exactly 8 FR Captains and 19 FR First officers are resigned and leaving the company in the next 12 weeks - and that is compnay wide. That is from all 1500 pilots. So 2% in a quarter.
Inveritas, given that (i) you are clearly a management lackey, (ii) that MOL has repeatedly denied the figures are as large as you quote, (iii) that crew control do not have or give out such figures to us ordinary mortals, (iv) that we have pilots - who have already left Ryanair - on the roster with full lines of work, and (v) that information from real pilots on REPA contradict the consistent Ryanair spin ..... so, given all of that, why should anyone believe you?
More to the point is the question: why is Ryanair so very keen to ensure that this truth gets no traction? And by the way, this will not divert attention here from the key safety debate which is taking place on this thread - but it does emphasise the importance of "image/media management" which seems to dominate Ryanair's approach to most things, including safety issues.