says it will be back in the black by the end of December, citing strong travel demand despite a “complex” operating environment of high fuel bills and inflation.
Qantas has been in a desperate fight with unions and workers to accept a 2-year wage freeze, followed by an annual increase of 2 per cent. But now says it can offer an annual increase of 3 per cent after the wage freeze, which it will hope pNet debt will fall between $3.2 billion and $3.4 billion in the first half. Qantas also said its operational performance was reaching pre-pandemic levels of service.
Joyce continues to show brilliant leadership Don’t understand why he cops flak….other than due to envy!
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