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What is that? What is that? Well, good evening. Welcome to Peersbock and Unsensitive. The UK Summer of Strikes is now heading to the skies as hundreds of British Airways workers at Heathrow Airport, voting on strike over pay. I'm joined now by tonight's Pierce Back, Talk TV's international editor Isabel Oaksop, political journalist Avesantina and aviation analyst Alex Maturis. Well, welcome to all of you. We're starting with this. Alex, I want to start with you. You're over in Doha where there's a huge airline conference. And there clearly is general crisis and chaos across the world post-pandemic as these airlines try and get through this.

Alex can't hear me. We'll come to the two ladies said he would be now.

As well, clearly the airwaves are in turmoil. We know this. Through the pandemic, a lot of people

got laid off, a lot of people left them work. And the result now is utter chaos.

People can't get on holiday.

They're being cancelled at the last minute.

Not just here, but all around the world.

Now British Airways staff, checking staff in particular, have decided they're going to

go on strike, but it's particularly about one aspect.

They say their pay was cut by 10% at the start of the

pandemic because of the huge losses the airline were making, that there was a promise they

get it back. They're now being offered a 10% bonus as a one-off payment, but not the 10% pay cut

restored that they had. And some managers apparently are getting the original

cut restored to their pay packet. What do you make of it? Well, what I make of it is I can see

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