He resigned before and pulled in his resignation the day after, apparently. Will only believe it when he's out the door.
Things won't change that much anyway:
Unfortunately our medical department is completely powerless against the abuse of cabin crew, engineers and pilots. They all know there is a major fatigue issue but can't do anything about it.
We had a few good docs in the past who tried, but they all left because they were fighting a hopeless cause.
If they don't sing the management song along, they will be asked to leave the choir or quit with some self respect left in them.
Can't blame them for wanting to keep their job, do blame the ones on a witch hunt.