On that basis, if Qantas was a "normal" public company, it would now be time to buy in, reasoning that shortly the major shareholders are going to lose patience and replace the Board and management with competent individuals who will turn the company around.
Famous last words: How high profile CEOs said goodbye
Geoff Dixon, Qantas CEO (2001-08) (centre, pictured with Paddy Coughlan-L and John Singleton-R) “It's nice to be able to leave the company in a situation where it is very profitable and is in a strong position. Given the carnage across this industry, I suppose it's a good as you can expect.” Photo: Jo Casamento
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I wonder what Elaine will say?
