BA cabin crew could strike again over Christmas

The transcript discusses a union rally at Kempton Racetrack concerning a long-standing dispute with British Airways. The union is considering further strike action, especially around Christmas, due to unresolved issues including changes to working practices and the dismissal of staff. Past strikes have caused significant disruption and financial loss to the airline. British Airways claims to be better prepared for any future strikes, while the union remains determined to fight for their demands.

What was the main reason for the union rally at Kempton Racetrack?

• To announce a new flight route

• To celebrate a new agreement with British Airways

• To support the dismissed staff and discuss potential strikes

• To recruit new cabin crew members

How many days of industrial action have the cabin crew undertaken so far?

• 15 days

• 22 days

• 30 days

• 10 days

What was the financial impact of the strikes on British Airways?

• £100 million

• £150 million

• £200 million

• £50 million

What percentage of long haul flights did British Airways manage to operate during the last strike?

• 60%

• 80%

• 50%

• 70%

What is the expected outcome if another strike occurs?

• An immediate resolution to the dispute

• A weak and half-hearted affair

• A strong and impactful strike

• No disruption to flights