The departure follows a tumultuous time for the airline, including an ACCC case that could result in multimillion-dollar fines.
Qantas’ outgoing boss, Alan Joyce has announced he will leave the airline ahead of his departure later this year.
“The best thing I can do under these circumstances is to bring forward my retirement and hand over to Vanessa and the new management team now, knowing they will do an excellent job.“: Qantas CEO Alan Joyce.As a result, Vanessa Hudson will assume the role of managing director and group CEO, effective on September 6, 2023.
“The best thing I can do under these circumstances is to bring forward my retirement and hand over to Vanessa and the new management team now, knowing they will do an excellent job.”
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