BikerMark.
You are scaremongering. I do not believe a dispute with cabin crew will bring BA down, indeed BA will tell you how well they have coped and will cope in future action. Crikey, during the 'ash disruption' Walsh was quick to tell the world how much money BA held in reserve and how much borrowing we had arranged and therefore could see the ash out. The next week we were back to our very fight for survival.
Indeed, with every move Walsh implys that he can and will see the dispute out. Not the actions of a cash strapped chap. However in doing so he will leave a battered and bitter workforce, not condusive to driving the business forward. Lets be frank. If/when he gets his own way completely cabin crew will not actually leave, as many point out, theres not alot to go to at present.
I just wish he'd put as much effort into finding a solution and bring people onside rather than his policy of alienation and conflict.