No it won’t, it’ll be thrown on the scrap heap of the thousands of other pilots it’s happened to. Dookie happens in this industry, and it’s in no way unprecedented. If anything they did them a favor and they can hopefully rescind their resignations or make other plans. The hiring market is still robust. Would be far worse to get furloughed in 9 months on probation with lots of other pilots into the potential glut of pilots looking for jobs... assuming worse case scenario.