Qantas
Qantas Update
December 7, 2017 | CAPA
The Blue Swan Daily caught up with Qantas Airways Head of Business & Government Sales John Simeone on the sidelines of the 2017 ACTE-CAPA Global Conference Sydney to talk all things innovation, partnerships and relationships with customers and travel management companies.
Qantas Q&A
December 7, 2017 | CAPA
• CAPA – Centre For Aviation, Executive Chairman, Peter Harbison • Qantas, Head of Business and Government Sales, John Simeone
Qantas CEO Update
July 10, 2017 | CAPA
Qantas Group CEO Alan Joyce discusses digital growth. Qantas plans to be its largest distribution source and aims to be an e-retailer like Amazon. Qantas has established a digital division that, like its LCC, has intentionally given a different office … Read More
Qantas CEO Alan Joyce On Delivering Business Transformation And Living In The Age of Disruption
October 16, 2015 | CAPA
Keynote Address: Qantas CEO Alan Joyce
Qantas’ Alan Joyce Awarded Chief Executive Of The Year 2015
October 9, 2015 | CAPA
Now in its thirteenth year, CAPA’s Aviation Awards for Excellence are intended to reward airlines and airports that are not only successful but have also provided industry leadership in an always changing environment. At a time of industry … Read More
Qantas Group CEO Update
October 8, 2015 | CAPA
Qantas CEO Alan Joyce discusses the group’s successful restructuring and turnaround. On 7-Oct-2015 at an awards dinner in Helsinki, CAPA named Qantas as the 2015 CAPA Airline Turnaround of the Year and Mr Joyce as the 2015 Airline Chief Executive of the … Read More
Qantas Airways CEO Alan Joyce Q&A
August 7, 2015 | CAPA
The Qantas Group has undergone sweeping change, brought on by massive disruption in its core international markets and new airline entry of low-cost competition amid the forces of liberalisation.The group’s responses have become models that many airlines seek to emulate. … Read More
Qantas: Evolution of a “Hybrid” Airline Group
April 8, 2015 | CAPA
The Qantas Group has undergone sweeping change, brought on by massive disruption in its core international markets and new airline entry of low-cost competition amid the forces of liberalisation.
The group’s responses have become models that many airlines seek to … Read More
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