Natops, let's hope that it never ever comes to that. But by now we have made so much progress and passed on so much evidence to the relevant authorities that they would not have to fall back on an anonymous rumour board.
EK know about this as we have been quite open about it. The evidence is self explanatory. The WSJ got it, so did RT. Surely EASA and the FAA are getting it.
Now ask yourself the question if EK's change of mind regarding check in times and possibly target rostering hours is coming from new-found belief in humanitarianism or rather a management risk assessment following FZ981 and a growing number of questions.
EK management have every reason to fear an independent investigation, as you all know. What is sad to watch is that they don't have the b@lls or the money for a true turn-around. So at best they will admit to being half-pregnant and, for example, change the check in times by 25 minutes when they find a more appropriate 45 minutes too expensive.
Last edited by in freedom; 25th Jul 2016 at 21:50.