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Qantas CEO Touts Ultra Long Haul Flight Demand

Qantas CEO Touts Ultra Long Haul Flight Demand
Bloomberg Markets Thursday 18 June 2026, 08:12 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 18th, 2026 Qantas CEO Touts Ultra Long Haul Flight Demand "We will have five A350's by November of next year that will enable us not long after Sydney and London to start Sydney and New York." CEO Vanessa Hudson speaks to Anna Edwards and Guy Johnson from Toulouse on 'Bloomberg: The Opening Trade'.

Jun 18th, 2026 Qantas CEO Touts Ultra Long Haul Flight Demand "We will have five A350's by November of next year that will enable us not long after Sydney and London to start Sydney and New York." CEO Vanessa Hudson speaks to Anna Edwards and Guy Johnson from Toulouse on 'Bloomberg: The Opening Trade'. [Image text:] LIVE Toulouse,France A350 Vanessa Hudson QANTAS CEO Bloomberg HUDSON:DEMAND STRONG TO The Opening Trade AVOIDMIDPOINTSON LONG FLIGHTS
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