Qantas Airways Ltd

Qantas Airways Ltd. engages in international and domestic air transportation services. It operates through the following segments: Qantas Domestic, Qantas International, Jetstar Group, Qantas Loyalty, and Corporate. The Qantas Domestic segment is involved in the carrier in the Australian domestic market measured by capacity. The Qantas International segment refers to the carrier into and out of Australia, also targeting business and leisure customers who value the full-service experience. The Jetstar Group segment focuses on operations in Australia, delivering low fares and a differentiated product offering to the price-sensitive market. The Qantas Loyalty segment consists of consumer and SME coalition loyalty programs. The Corporate segment refers to centralized management and governance of the Qantas Group. The company was founded on November 16, 1920 and is headquartered in Mascot, Australia.

Qantas Airways stock has underperformed the market due to scandals, and financial results showing a drop in pre-tax profit. Unit revenues and load factor for Qantas have decreased, potentially due to increased competition. Qantas' domestic operations saw an increase in revenues but a decline in EBIT, while the Jetstar Group showed promising results.

Qantas Airways: Earnings Decline But Upside Remains For The Stock

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Pilots on a Qantas Airways' flight shut down one of its two engines after an issue on approach to Perth on Monday night, but the Airbus aircraft landed safely, the airline told Reuters on Tuesday.

Qantas flight lands safely on one engine after mid-flight issue with Airbus plane

Qantas engineers will inspect an Airbus A330 after pilots shut down one of its engines on a flight between Melbourne and Perth on Monday night.

Qantas Investigating Airbus Plane After Engine Issue

Pilots at Qantas Airways units Network Aviation and QantasLink will conduct a fresh strike this week as they continue to demand for higher pay, the Australian Federation of Air Pilots said on Monday.

Pilots at Qantas units to strike again amid ongoing pay dispute

Australia's Qantas Airways has been fined A$250,000 ($162,375) for illegally sacking an employee who told staff not to clean aircraft arriving from China early in the COVID-19 pandemic, adding to the airline's reputational challenges.

Australia's Qantas fined for firing worker who raised COVID-19 safety concerns

Airbus faces delays on introducing an ultra-long-range version of its A350-1000 jet designed for Qantas Airways non-stop Sydney-London flights because the regulator has asked it to redesign an extra fuel tank, a senior executive said.

Airbus says Qantas A350-1000 delivery delays due to need to redesign fuel tank

Pilots at Network Aviation, a subsidiary of Qantas Airways , has called off their four-day strike plan from Thursday to enable evacuation flights if required due to the threat from ex-Tropical Cyclone Lincoln, a pilots union said.

Qantas' pilots suspend strike plan on Cyclone Lincoln risk

Qantas Airways said on Wednesday John Mullen will join the company board as chairman-elect from July 1, and replace its outgoing chair Richard Goyder ahead of the Australian flag carrier's annual general meeting in October.

Qantas names John Mullen new chairman as airline looks to restore reputation

Qantas Airways' chartered flights unit said on Tuesday its pilots will now be on strike for six days starting this Wednesday, instead of the planned three days, as they continue their demand for higher pay.

Pilots at Qantas unit extends planned three-day strike to six days

Qantas Airways on Monday said it will work to put together a contingency plan for Friday after the Australian Federation of Air Pilots (AFAP) advised of a fresh three-day strike action this week by Network Aviation pilots.

Qantas to further review schedules as pilots extend strike action

Australian carrier Qantas will head to the country's Fair Work Commission on Monday to try and reach an agreement with its pilots at a subsidiary running operations in Western Australia who have voted down a new enterprise deal three times.

Qantas heads to Fair Work Commission to sort pay dispute with pilots

Qantas (ASX: QAN) share price has staged a strong recovery in the past few weeks as investors bought the dip. After bottoming at $A4.67 in October, the stock has jumped by over 14% to the current A$5.33.

Qantas share price: Flying kangaroo braces for turbulence

Qantas refused to pay back COVID-19 support received from taxpayers, instead announcing share repurchases. The controversies surrounding Qantas have damaged its brand reputation, leading to a loss of corporate travelers to competitors. Despite the scandals, Qantas stock still provides value with a potential upside of around 30% due to the decline in share price.

Qantas Airways: Scandals, But Stock Remains A Buy

Jeering Qantas shareholders voted down a pay package for the company's top brass Friday, as the outgoing chairman apologized for a public "loss of trust" in Australia's much-loved carrier.

Angry Qantas investors block executives' pay plan

Shareholders of Australia's Qantas Airways voted overwhelmingly to reject the airline's executive pay plans at its annual meeting on Friday, a final show of frustration after one of the company's most reputationally damaging years.

Australia's Qantas lashed by shareholders after turbulent year

Pilots at Network Aviation, the charter subsidiary of Qantas Airways , will back down from a planned strike this week, the Australian Federation of Pilots (AFAP) said on Tuesday.

Pilots at Qantas unit halt planned strike over pay dispute

The airline's defence to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission legal action denies it charged customers a ‘fee for no service'

Qantas claims it doesn't sell tickets to flights but ‘bundle of rights' in defence against ACCC case

SYDNEY — Australian carrier Qantas Airways QAN, -0.32% said that it sold tickets for flights that it knew had been canceled because of internal systems' shortcomings rather than for financial gain.

Qantas blames glitchy system for selling tickets for canceled flights

Qantas Airways Ltd on Monday said it will defend itself against Australia's competition regulator's accusations that the flagship carrier sold tickets to thousands of flights after they were after they were cancelled.

Qantas to fight regulator over cancelled flights tickets sale case

The Australian Federation of Pilots (AFAP) said on Friday it has advised an unit of Qantas Airways it will stop work on Wednesday to Thursday next week in a bid to negotiate wages.

Pilots at Qantas' unit to stop work for two days over wage talks

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Qantas Airways said on Tuesday the company and China Eastern Airlines have withdrawn their application to the Australian competition regulator that sought to extend their joint business.

Qantas, China Eastern Airlines withdraw request to regulator to extend pact

SYDNEY — Qantas Airways scrapped its attempt to acquire local charter operator Alliance Aviation Services following opposition from Australia's competition regulator.

Qantas scraps plans to acquire Alliance Aviation amid antitrust scrutiny

Qantas Airways will drop its A$611 million ($387 million) plan to buy out charter flight operator Alliance Aviation Services , the companies said on Thursday, months after Australia's competition regulator blocked the deal.

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