The Latest Breaking News from Qantas

For the six months ending in December, the Australian national carrier Qantas posted profits of €920 million. It expects strong demand over the next two years as well. But as FRANCE 24's Bryan Quinn explains, dark clouds are still looming over the company and its decision to cut staff during…

Qantas has announced that it has returned to profitability for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Australian national carrier Qantas has posted an underlying pre-tax half-year profit of 1.43 billion Australian dollars ($978 million) in the airline’s first return to profit since the coronavirus pandemic started three years ago

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Qantas has reported a first-half underlying pre-tax profit of $1.43 billion - turning around last year's loss - as strong demand helped offset high fuel costs.

Despite a return to profit, Qantas still faces the anger of passengers and frequent flyers disappointed with flight delays, lost luggage, cancellations, credits and refunds.

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