Management are watching
More silly biased Journalist rhetoric pointing fingers at QF. Do these reporters have nothing better to do? Why bring up the Bangkok ‘incident’ now? That was years ago and is well and truly buried in history and was only a minor occurrence anyway, nobody died did they?
Mr Sandilands article does nothing to improve shareholder confidence hence he should keep quiet. Why mention Jetstar staff travelling in Qantas business class? This is actually a good thing. It proves that cohesion, harmony and friendship exists within the core groups – this ultimately leads to an effective cross utilisation of resources, a cohesive synergy and a better outcome for the Shareholders investment. It matters neither way if one wears a Qantas, Jetstar or Asian uniform as the organisation is a diverse brotherhood, it is a symbiotic relationship and we are always seeking to add new members to our family.
Mr Sandilands has no right to question management decisions in relation to outsourcing, offshoring, or questioning ‘safety standards’. Management are incredibly astute, have a finger on the pulse and are always ensuring the upper echelon and the shareholder is appropriately remunerated. Happy shareholders equals a happy management team which in turn ensures that money flows freely, and free flowing profits enables the airline to spend more on safety, worlds best practises and latest technologies, an absolute win win.
So, Mr Sandilands, you would be better off reporting things more accurately to reflect the true facts – QF has never been in better shape. QF has the strongest robust management team ever to be assembled in one airline, the best outsourced maintenance companies, the best outsourced telephone answering services, the best outsourced I.T contractors and some of the newest, brightest and cheapest outsourced Pilots in its subsidiary companies. All of this spells out an exciting, profitable and long future for our all Australian icon.
The Boardroom Beckons