I do not wish to appear ignorant, but from experience I would imagine the CAA are either sitting on their hands, pretending it is not happening; or sitting on their hands, in full dialogue WITH THE AIRLINE, and possibly even the managers so involved, trying to mitigate the damage, or sweep it all under the carpet.
The day the CAA take a pilots side against a UK airline will be a cold day in hell.
It's never happened and it will not happen in our lifetimes.
If they start believing what pilots are telling them - and have been telling them for decades - they would have to act. They have no wish to act, and so have a vested interest in believing the defence put up by the airline.
Don't worry though - your unions will sort this out for you.
