Qantas reveals major shake-up
Qantas has announced new board members, including a new chair, as it continues its renewal following a turbulent few years.
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‘Job not done’: Qantas promise to customers
Qantas has delivered a $1.25bn half year profit under its new CEO Vanessa Hudson, as it announces new aircraft and onboard Wi-fi.
‘Job not done’: Qantas promise to customers
Qantas has delivered a $1.25bn half year profit under its new CEO Vanessa Hudson, as it announces new aircraft and onboard Wi-fi.
Are huge airline profits history?
As Vanessa Hudson prepares to deliver her first financial result as Qantas CEO, a travel industry leader is predicting an end to record airline profits.
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