Qantas profit predictions soar by $150m after tough year for travellers and airline boss Alan Joyce
Daily MailQantas' profit expectations have soared by $150million for the first half of 2022-23 after a tumultuous year plagued by staff sackings, service delays and being dubbed one of Australia's worst companies. Airline boss Alan Joyce has copped recent backlash after it was revealed he'll pocket $4m in shares on top of his $2m-plus salary, despite travellers' outrage at service failures. Qantas was ranked Australia's most on-time domestic airline in October after a difficult year marred by cancelled flights, poor customer service, lost luggage and frequent delays. Qantas' profit expectations have soared by $150million since October due to demand from travellers Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce will pocket $4m in shares on top of his $2m-plus salary Its cancellation rate of flights dropped to 1.2 per cent last month, compared to rivals Virgin Australia, which binned 3.6 per cent.