QANTAS plummets amid warnings international flights are a year away

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Qantas Group Chief Executive Officer Alan Joyce press conference following a results announcement in Sydney. Source: AAP

QANTAS posts a statutory loss of $2.7 billion, warning that domestic travel must be re-considered and that flights internationally may not restart for another 12 months.

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Published 20 August 2020 8:00pm

By Matt Connellan

Presented by Marcus Megalokonomos

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QANTAS plummets amid warnings international flights are a year away

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QANTAS posts a statutory loss of $2.7 billion, warning that domestic travel must be re-considered and that flights internationally may not restart for another 12 months.

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QANTAS posts a statutory loss of $2.7 billion, warning that domestic travel must be re-considered and that flights internationally may not restart for another 12 months.

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