[REVISED] Qantas (QF) said the extensive industrial action taken by its three labor unions has cost the airline A$194 million ($195 million).
Qantas A380. By Rob Finlayson [REVISED] Qantas (QF) said the extensive industrial action taken by its three labor unions has cost the airline A$194 million ($195 million). Combined with soaring fuel costs of $450 million, the airline’s first-half profit will be slashed by up to 66%. On Monday, QF advised the Australian Stock Exchange that its underlying profit before tax for the six months to Dec. 31 is expected to fall to between A$140 million and A$190 million, down from ...
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