But, unfortunately, BA cannot be seen to discriminate in favour of those who didn't strike.
Bassa would immediately cry foul.
I am very disheartened that PCCC hasn't developed into a credible alternative, or that non-militant crew generally haven't done more to argue against the Bassa diehards.
Nor do these moderate (intelligent and non political) crew seem to speak out against anti management and anti pilot propaganda; or even debate with those crew who remain happily ignorant.
Whilst there may be some crew who genuinely understand the realities , and potential consequences, of continuing to fight this lost cause, the majority rely on
"how they feel".
They don't read the information available to them, they don't try and rationalise the situation , they accept as fact statements that are often outright lies from their union, they are afraid to speak up, they kowtow to whichever crew member has the"loudest" voice and rarely challenge anything they are told.
Why???
It doesn't take a brain surgeon to work out that things are going from bad to worse , and another strike cannot improve the offer on the table.