Qantas mirrors economy’s climb
Qantas’s record half-year profit has underlined the growing strength in Australia’s economy, which is gaining altitude.
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How Joyce created Qantas record
It’s a mixture of tough disclipline and surprising imagination that has enabled Alan Joyce to produce a bumper Qantas result.
Qantas hails record profit
Qantas says its underlying interim profit climbed 15pc to a record $976m, despite rising fuel costs, as it rewards shareholders.
Stocks lift as Qantas soars
A sporadic ASX swings either side of flat as confessors charge through the gates to stake their claim on earnings season ‘18.
Qantas warns on foreign access
Qantas has warned politicians against any move to let foreign-owned international airlines fly Australian domestic routes.
Qantas-Emirates near all clear
Qantas and Emirates would be expected to report to the ACCC as part of the conditions for any re-approval of the alliance.
Qantas ‘to pay tax next year’
Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce says the airline will probably start paying corporate tax again next year.
Qantas set for tax takeoff: CEO
Alan Joyce says the airline will likely start paying tax again next year, as analyst says “sizeable” investment in fleet required.
‘Nonsense’ we can’t urge tax cuts
Qantas has insisted it’s “nonsense” to suggest it shouldn’t push for tax cuts because it hasn’t paid corporate tax in years.
Churchie rebels’ show of force
Qantas chairman Leigh Clifford was among speakers at a testimonial dinner organised by rebel Churchie old boys.
Qantas goes cinematic
WATCH: Qantas unveils new inflight safety video which weaves safety instructions with clips of Australians around the world.
Mustard seeds power Qantas flight
Mustard seeds have helped Qantas make the world’s first dedicated biofuel flight between the US and Australia.
Wirth wins in Qantas shuffle
Qantas high-flyer Olivia Wirth has been promoted, putting her in line to one day lead the Australian airline.
Wirth takes new Qantas role
High flyer Olivia Wirth continues her rise at the airline with Alan Joyce promoting her to a key job.
Qantas puts men on Grant runway
Australian fashion designer Martin Grant has high-flyers of two kinds to thank for his new foray into menswear.
Qantas, Virgin, among ‘safest’
Australia’s airlines officially safest in the world with Qantas, Etihad Airways and Virgin Australia ranked among the top 20.
High-flyer takes off with a2 Milk
Jayne Hrdlicka reckons the toughest conversation of her corporate career was when she told Qantas she was leaving.
Qantas begins direct flights to Osaka
From Monday, Qantas will fly direct to Osaka, Japan, three times a week.
Hrdlicka takes off for a2 Milk
Qantas loyalty boss Jayne Hrdlicka has announced she is leaving the aviation sector to take up the leadership of a2 Milk.
Hrdlicka quits Qantas for a2
A2 Milk says its new CEO, Qantas loyalty boss Jayne Hrdlicka, is a “star” who can take the company to the next level.
Dining with the chairman
If you have to ask to join this exclusive aviation club, you’re not going to be asked. That’s the equation for status.
Qantas dream in sight
Boeing is ‘close’ to building a jet that could carry Qantas passengers from Sydney to London non-stop.
Qantas ‘close’ to long-haul goal
Boeing is “pretty close” to making a plane Qantas can fly non-stop from Australia’s east coast to New York or London.
Qantas-Emirates alliance backed
The argument by Qantas and Emirates that renewing their alliance will deliver benefits to consumers has received a fillip.
AI the big disrupter for Joyce
Qantas boss Alan Joyce has described artificial intelligence as one of aviation’s big disrupters.
Celebrating marriage of equals
Qantas boss Alan Joyce was understandably ebullient after the yes campaign’s emphatic win.
Qantas ‘didn’t go far enough’
Qantas boss Alan Joyce defends the airline’s strong support for the yes campaign.
Qantas change boosts Singapore
The Singapore Tourism Board expects more Australians to visit after Qantas reinstates the Kangaroo route.
Socceroos’ $1m flight home
They didn’t score a goal, but the Socceroos turned the flight home into a luxury mid-air recovery spa. It may be a smart move.
Qantas blocks out Clive’s advice
Red tape is stopping Lord Howe Island’s only human weather vane from helping planes to land at one of the nation’s most dangerous runways.
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