Originally Posted by
Blueskymine
love him, hate him, I don’t care. However I’m glad he’s the one in the big seat. It means the company will survive.
At the end of the day Qantas ain’t a government entity anymore. Many still behave as if it is.
But is it competance or luck that has resulted in Qantas faring better than others? Have there been any radical decisions taken that few other CEOs might have?
Im not trying to sound negative, but its a question fanboys should ask.
I think that fleets of 4 engine aircraft and tired 330s in this day and age is terrible, however it doesnt look so bad when a black swan event grounds any fleet you have anyway.