Horatio,
Not afraid of free speech?
No one is on a high horse, simply telling it as they see it.
As for getting on with lives, for most people here its a fair bet that aviation is a very significant part of their lives. I would argue they seem pretty much fed up with the gong show of mismanagement conducted by many Australian aviation executives.
Why anyone would discourage criticism of unsatisfactory executive performance is beyond me.
Why not speak out and send a message back up the line that if airline managers want people to join their team they had better run a good ship. Staff too take on personal risk and deserve far better than what's occurred here.
For mine, this dialogue is healthy. And for the record, to date, Jetgo have not owned it, they're simply embarrased and appalled. Bit like our modern day politcians who have conveniently learnt to distance themselves from their departments when someone commits a grave mistake.
And now the latest from Jetgo management is to thank a person attempting to shut down the conversation. I simply don't get it!