Ballsout - good to hear that you see the writing on the wall.Just speak to some of the pilots who have been here long term and they will tell you that every year has seen a substantial reduction in where we are at,while the company profits and profits.You will eventually also feel this bite,not now but soon.that is for certain.We understand that everything is relative and that what you are on now may be better that what you were on before.it does not however,negate the fact that you will be eroded over the course of time.the worying point is that when the company no longer profits and there are no other jobs to go to,there will be no protection unless we are together in one organisation with a voice,and then you will really feel the heat.Cross that with you are flying 900 hours year on year,you may lose your medical as a result.in the unlikely event that you do make it to sixty in ryanair,flying so many hours and doing so many earlies.you will have no pension!it may not be the worst place to be,but we can make it best!
there is no point in urging people to push repa or balpa,they are doing the job that we set them,the problem is that our colleagues refuse to honour the commitments they have made to themselves and their colleagues.this is being addressed as we speak.all the best to you!