Point to Ponder
And I quote
"Its QC, John Hendy, told Mr Justice Butterfield at London's High Court that the changes would "materially and detrimentally affect the health and well-being of staff and passengers on board the flights".
If the above is the case why is it the CAA set minimum crew levels for aircraft based on the number of passengers and if an airline operates at these levels rather than above it are THEY "Materially and detrimentally affected the health and well being of its staff and passengers". Compare the crew levels on a jumbo for Lufthansa and BA. Is there a difference? I think there might be.
Ina light hearted way "How many Bassa Execs does it take to change a light bulb?" Answers on a postcard. 4 seems to be the most popular answer so far
1) 1 to change the light bulb
2) 1 to supervise the person changing the light bulb
3) 1 to hand out a card asking if the person who changed the light bulb did it properly
4) 1 to write a 20 page missive telling everyone how hard it is to change the lightbulb without supervision!!!!