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The Retro Roo liveries hark back to Qantas’s international glory days. But the future is looking positive again for the airline’s once-troubled international operation. victor pody
Bouncing back?
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Stats show the changing fortunes of Qantas International
Buried within the Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics’ latest monthly international airline activity report is a remarkable stat. For the month of November 2015, Qantas flew 10.7 per cent more international passengers into and out of Australia than it did in November 2014.
When was the last time Qantas International passenger numbers grew by over 10 per cent?
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