What are the odds of a major UK airline being in a fight for survival and in dispute with a major section of its workforce for over two years, which has cost more than the required savings from that section, still being here today?
Is the penny finally dropping that the rhetoric is not the sole property of one camp?
As has been said many times before; the Company may well have gone bust had every other department not played its part in reducing costs.
Independent accountants inspected the Company accounts and agreed with BA's belief that we were in financial trouble, (the accounts BASSA didn't bother looking at).
Also, the cost of the strike has been added onto the savings requirement of the Cabin Crew.
So, for me, NO! the penny is not finally dropping, but I dearly hope that a few pound coins are beginning to drop with the militant part of BASSA.