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Qantas posts $1.9bn loss, but revenue jumps as post-pandemic travel bounces back

Published 25 August 2022, 10:33 am
Qantas CEO Alan Joyce has resisted calls by union leaders to resign after the airline posted an $860 million dollar loss today. Despite flight cancellations, delays and baggage issues the company says it expects to return to pre-covid profitability this year.
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