Snakescharma
I'm not saying that all those decisions were not wrong. I totally agree, and in hindsight perhaps Qantas was right in passing on JB.
My only point was that when he took over, it wasn't valued at 5.8B$ as someone else suggested.
As a aside, the CEO puts the plans to the board and the board approves them. Clearly something hasn't gone right, and as much as JB should be held responsible, the board should share the blame for failing to hold him accountable and set quantifiable targets that ones performance can be measured against.
They have all failed the shareholders, and more importantly the staff