Are they suggesting that the previous strike a couple of weeks ago had no success? It's quick to hold another confrontation.
The other strike was broken by flying in scabs as this is allowed under UK law. The dutch judge allowed this too but also recognised the right to strike and to balance the odds they are now allowed to strike after only 6 hours notice instead of 48 hours
So the only way for EasyJet to break the strike now is to have full time standby crew in HOTAC in AMS
