For the second time in two months, Qantas CEO Alan Joyce lashed out at “ridiculous” union demands and warned that the airline’s international operations are losing money.
Qantas 747-400. Photo: Courtesy, Qantas. For the second time in two months, Qantas CEO Alan Joyce lashed out at “ridiculous” union demands and warned that the airline’s international operations are losing money. Speaking at the launch of the airline’s first Sydney-Dallas nonstop service, Joyce labeled Australian Licensed Aircraft Engineers Assn.’s laundry list of demands—such as Qantas Club Membership—as “reckless and unrealistic.” ...
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