It's pretty well understood I think that all of the above was what JB was going to do and that's precisely why he didn't get the gig.
Shame for Qantas really...........
This very simplistic view implies that the CEO makes all the decisions on his own. The reality is that he is there to implement the desires of the board, and they have a BIG say on the bottom line. To suggest JB would have done all of the above with the wave of a magic wand is a little bit inaccurate me thinks...