Labor caucus members have called on Qantas shareholders to vote against its executive remuneration package as the political debate over the airline continues to intensify.
for allegedly misleading its customers by continuing to sell already cancelled flights.
Labor MPs have also criticised the payment to Joyce, and some of them expressed concern about the Qatar decision. Labor MP Meryl Swanson, who represents Paterson in NSW, said she would like airlines like Qatar allowed to operate international flights to Newcastle and was “extremely disappointed” with recent decisions by Qantas.
Labor NSW Senator Tony Sheldon, a regular critic of Joyce and a former secretary of the Transport Workers Union, said shareholders should “absolutely” vote against the remuneration package.
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