Unite the Union today warned the British Airlines Pilots Association
(BALPA) that it was not acceptable for it to take a "neutral" stance over
its members being used as possible strike-breakers in the dispute between
British Airways and its cabin crew
More threats from a powerless, socialist organisation deep in the mire of an internal power struggle.
So they can't frighten BA, now they're trying to frighten the pilots (which presumably will elicit the same "talk to the hand" response).
Then they'll go onto baggage handlers, ground staff, etc.
They can warn all they like, they are frankly toothless. Not to mention predictable.
I see BA have added F and J to the seat sale starting this week.
I wonder if they'll be offering any special "strikebreaking" fares in early March?
I wouldn't balk at upgrading my "strikebreaking" flight if the cost is reasonable.