The Latest Breaking News from Vanessa Hudson

The boss of Australian airline Qantas says he will leave his job immediately — two months earlier than planned — following a series of embarrassing revelations about the company, including allegations it sold tickets for flights that had already been canceled

Embattled Qantas boss Alan Joyce will quit immediately, bringing forward his retirement by two months.

Vanessa Hudson, who will replace Alan Joyce as Qantas Airlines’ chief executive in November, inherits an airline still struggling to resume services after the pandemic and border closures shuttered much of the global aviation industry in 2020.

The longtime CEO may be going, but the announcement of his replacement, Vanessa Hudson, hasn’t raised the spirits of many staff.

The incoming CEO hints her focus will be to regain passenger trust and renew the airline’s ageing fleet

Qantas' time under Alan Joyce is coming to an end, but the airline won't be in a rush to divert from his controversial playbook.

Central bank raises cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.85% in defiance of most economists’ predictions

For the first time in its 103-year history Qantas appointed a woman as its next CEO. How did Vanessa Hudson rise to the top job?

Sydney (AFP) - Australian airline Qantas named company veteran Vanessa Hudson as its first woman chief executive on Tuesday, replacing the cost-cutting Irish-Australian Alan Joyce.