Willie Walsh has refused his bonus (334K of shares) for the second year running.
Meanwhile, back in the 70's:
Union leaders said there would have been "uproar" if Mr Walsh had pocketed a bonus this year.
Len McCluskey, Unite's assistant general secretary, said: "His plans for BA have seen it become a byword for bullying, driving customers into the arms of competitors, poisoned working relations and is denying the airline a peaceful, stable future.
"This is not success, it is ruination of a great British company. There should be no bonus and no mega-pot of shares until BA sorts the cabin crew dispute."
There is no word as to whether Woodley, Simpson and McWitless have offered to forgo any of their six figure salaries, benefits, second homes or luxury cars while members suffer as a result of their lacklustre negotiating skills ***
*** (That means saying "No" all the time till your red nose glows in the dark).