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Qantas profits rise: Airline announces $2.4 billion dollar underlying profit, status offer for frequent flyers

27 August 2025
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Qantas profits rise: Airline announces .4 billion dollar underlying profit, status offer for frequent flyers
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Qantas reported a significant underlying profit of $2.4 billion, a 15% increase from the previous year, driven by a rise in passenger revenue to $20.4 billion. Despite facing a $90 million penalty for illegal outsourcing, the airline has relaunched its “double status credit points” offer for Frequent Flyer members, aiming to boost flight bookings and customer loyalty.

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