I don’t personally subscribe to most of the dramatic predictions such as costs being claims from Unite or CC being sacked etc.
I can’t imagine any circumstance that would result in this forthcoming strike being better supported than the last but I can see that BA are significantly better prepared for it so perhaps they will just let it run and have those on strike experience the futility of it for themselves.
Those members of BASSA that chose to believe claims of aircraft parked in Wales or 747’s flying circuits around LHR whilst only 26 staff report for duty are frankly a lost cause and perhaps BA accept that as being the case. Let them deny themselves wages and ST again whilst stamping their feet trying to keep warm at Bedfont. (Can’t see any photos of people sitting in convertible BMW’s drinking in the winter now can you?)
BA’s best approach may be just to ignore the whole thing frankly.
Like the last postal strike, I didn’t notice it save for the brief respite from the unwanted crap they deliver through my door.
Strikes simply aint what they used to be…