Let's face it the man was never up to the job. What's his background? An airline flying cargo operations for charities in Africa?? Then he steps into a CEO role for a major international carrier!
Those who appointed him are equally to blame.
Post Hogan there's been Dose (hardly a big success and how long did he last ... problem apparently was interference from the Board!); Naf (clearly not qualified, and a mere puppet for the Board); who will be next? I do not think any CEO capable of doing the job would consider accepting it under the current conditions.
The Board/Government has to understand that they must try and find the right guy and then give him the necessary authority and support to get on with the job. If they don't trust who they've hired then they've hired the wrong guy.
The ongoing uncertainty is very bad for morale across the airline and I know of good people throughout the operation who are looking to get out. And replacing those at Head Office with Bahrainis would be the absolutely worst thing to do ... unless they were qualified Bahraini National ... and where exactly are those people??