SYDNEY — Qantas Airways Ltd expects to get back to flying 100% of its pre-COVID-19 domestic capacity by January as Australian state borders open up due to surging vaccination rates, the airline’s chief executive said on Thursday.
“It looks like by Christmas we will have every state open except for Western Australia, and Western Australia will open up domestically hopefully early in the new year, we assume around February,” Qantas CEO Alan Joyce said at an industry conference held by Flight Centre Travel Group Ltd. (Reporting by Jamie Freed; Editing by Jacqueline Wong)
SYDNEY — Qantas Airways Ltd expects to get back to flying 100% of its pre-COVID-19 domestic capacity by January as Australian state borders open up due to surging vaccination rates, the airline’s chief executive said on Thursday.“It looks like by Christmas we will have every state open except for Western Australia, and Western Australia will open up domestically hopefully early in the new year, we assume around February,” Qantas CEO Alan Joyce said at an industry conference held by Flight Centre Travel Group Ltd. (Reporting by Jamie Freed; Editing by Jacqueline Wong)