Congratulations to AAR!
He managed to put enough weight on the seesaw to have it pivot to the bad side for good and a very long time.
It will take even more weight to put it back, so many examples of other airlines are around. Remedial action cost them multiple times what their unnecessary cutbacks on the backs of their personnel seemed to promise. Excessive greed always had the same outcome and history repeats itself. Arrogant idiots never die out and this non-culture in the pit seems to breed them at a very high rate.
No need to hope for any improvement. It might come, and has to come, but for us in the dump right now it will take too long to make any impact on an individual base.
The ones who can should leave, their health will say thanks.
The ones who plan the exit should continue, too distant the improvement.
The ones who are stuck should manage their rosters to a sustainable level, or suffer the consequences, but they are now warned. Look at the long term sick! I have never seen such a high percentage of colleagues that are seriously ill (3 that i know with cancer!!!)