Qantas said it will acquire 28 aircraft and extend leases on others as it looks to boost its domestic, resources, charter and international fleets. It will also consider the Boeing 777 as a long-term option.
Qantas CEO Alan Joyce. Photo: By Geoffrey Thomas. Qantas said it will acquire 28 aircraft and extend leases on others as it looks to boost its domestic, resources, charter and international fleets. It will also consider the Boeing 777 as a long-term option. QF said the new fleet will support growth and operational efficiencies across its flying businesses. According to CEO Alan Joyce, the package of commitments will be made up of a combination of aircraft orders and leases, as well ...
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