Qantas Sees Improving Demand After Omicron Setback

February 24, 2022
Qantas Airbus A220-300
Credit: Airbus
Qantas reports promising demand trends as its domestic network recovers from the latest COVID-19 wave and international services ramp up after reopening in November 2021. Forward bookings over the past few months have been “encouraging and trending upward,” Qantas CEO Alan Joyce said during the...

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