Posts tagged "qantas"

The silver lining for Qantas has been that high demand for air travel has enabled it to charge higher airfares. But these conditions won’t last.

It’s only taken 103 years, but Qantas is set to see a woman take the helm for the first time with Vanessa Hudson today announced as the next CEO of the airline.

SmartCompany's two most-viewed stories of the year came within weeks of each other in the midst of our national airline’s winter of discontent. 

As businesses emerged from lockdown fatigue in 2022, some were revived and made their mark, while others attracted the wrong kind of media attention for their operations.

NSW senator Tony Sheldon has accused Qantas CEO Alan Joyce of launching a “war on the middle class” over his plans to move 1300 workers off enterprise agreements.

Labor's omnibus industrial relations reform could impose devastating costs on Australian airlines and put the "viability of some services into question", Qantas says.

Qantas has bitten back at the consumer watchdog after it crowned the national airline the year's most disappointing Australian company.

The airline admits that government support has been important for its recovery, but its appreciation doesn't extend to paying taxpayers back.

Qantas believes the worst of its troubles have passed, saying flight cancellations and baggage mishandling rates are tumbling after a torrid quarter of grounded services and business customer complaints.

The airlines' ageing fleet, their worsening relationship with staff and the loss of trust and loyalty from their customers have left them reeling.

Qantas backflipping on a pandemic-era policy that saw vegetarians and other diet-restricted passengers go hungry on domestic flights has plu…

If you're a frequent air traveller and a vegetarian, don't despair — you can fly Virgin instead of with the meat-eaters at Qantas.