airrage
Your naivete is touching. Do you expect the CEO of a major public company to say that it is teetering on the edge of bankruptcy?
The share price is a reflection of how strong the city view BA (under £2.00 again).
It will be a brave soul who goes on strike at the moment and despite all the rhetoric how many would actually strike? I often hear the opinion that many would vote for a strike but when push comes to shove they say they would not actually walk out.
Didn't Sabena pilots strike the day before they went bankrupt? Then there was Swissair.
But it couldn't happen to BA now could it?