Vanessa Hudson
Qantas’ Project Sunrise could take passengers over the Arctic
The extraordinary range of the Airbus A350-1000 ULR – for “ultra-long range” – will give Qantas passengers the ability to skip time-consuming stops and fly direct from Australia to any point on the globe.
- Chris Zappone
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Net zero mandates could make airfares too expensive for most: Qantas boss
The higher costs of clean fuel could push up airfares and make flying “something for the privileged,” Vanessa Hudson says.
- Christopher Jasper
- Updated
- Earnings season
‘Like new’: Qantas announces major upgrade along with $1.4b profit
The airline will pay shareholders its first dividend in six years after revealing a solid half-year profit on the back of robust travel demand.
- Chris Zappone
- Opinion
- Aviation
Alan Joyce’s final legacy: A massive industrial relations damages bill
At first blush, the Qantas boss’s industrial hardball line looks set to cost the airline $100 million. Possibly more.
- Elizabeth Knight
Qantas faces hefty payout to 1700 sacked workers
The Federal Court has ordered Qantas to pay $170,000 in compensation to three workers who formed a test case for workers illegally sacked during COVID.
- Kayla Olaya and Olivia Ireland
Qantas forks out another $3.4 million for Joyce as executive pay revealed
Former Qantas boss Alan Joyce received $3.4 million for his last two months in the job. In his last two years, he took home nearly $20 million.
- Amelia McGuire
Threat of higher overseas airfares under ‘same job, same pay’, warns Qantas boss
Qantas boss Vanessa Hudson has unveiled her first full-year result since taking over as chief executive last September.
- Amelia McGuire and Penry Buckley
- Opinion
- Earnings season
How Vanessa Hudson scored on her maiden Qantas result
For the first time in living memory, Qantas shareholders took a hit for the team. That said, it wasn’t a big one.
- Elizabeth Knight
Australia can’t sustain more than three airlines, says Qantas boss
Vanessa Hudson says the demise of challenger airline Bonza highlights why the federal government needs to ensure the Australian aviation industry stays sustainable.
- Amelia McGuire
- Opinion
- Aviation
Sorry, not sorry: Qantas perfects the art of the non-apology
To suggest that the airline’s settlement over the ghost flights matter makes Qantas a trustworthy company is to be wilfully blind to its recent history.
- Joe Aston
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