Originally Posted by
rapidex
Because BA has no available trainers. The training department is maxed out and cant cope. BA was trying to persuade a number of trainers who are part time,50 or70% rosters to do 3 months 100% at the time of the strikes. Then they got nasty with them so they all stuck 2 fingers up and went off duty. This is the result.
BA's man or woman management is almost as bad as Ryanair.
Yep, sounds like good business. Buy an asset that has £30k per day financing costs and £30k per day depreciation and then leaving it sitting around for half a day, every day, because you can't manage your human capital.