Well you go put good ol' Rainboe top of your list! I shall enjoy the position! As you drive your companies under with excessive cost contracts, you shall have plenty of time to update your list to your heart's content (when ski bearbaiter has time to drag himself away from his peculiar scatalogical web sites).
It's reality pill time in this industry. The traditional 'union power straight-jacket tied management' of companies making eternal losses can no longer be forced to subsidise uneconomic employees by sheer union will-power anymore. Companies will either roll over and start again or do something drastic to survive if they want to stay in business. Companies like BA, mostly profitable, can afford to pay what they like. Companies like AL, profits as rare as a cold day in hell, can no longer be bullied. Look to the death of mass car making and ship building in Britain, largely wiped out by union power straight-jacketing. Be in denial if you like, but something made it worthwhile for AL to do this! Whatever can it be?