Qantas Set to Emerge From Covid Mess Stronger Than Ever

Qantas has leveraged the COVID-19 crisis to strengthen its position in the Australian domestic market, achieving a market share of 74%. Despite challenges from rising infections and travel restrictions, Qantas has capitalized on the pent-up demand for domestic travel. The airline is preparing for the eventual reopening of international borders, where it will face increased competition. However, Qantas is in a strong position due to its lower debt levels compared to other major carriers.

What has been a key factor in Qantas' strong performance during the crisis?

• Reduction in ticket prices

• Partnerships with other airlines

• Strong domestic market share

• Increased international flights

How has Qantas managed to maintain its operations despite rising infections in Australia?

• By increasing international flights

• By focusing on domestic travel

• By closing down operations temporarily

• By reducing staff

What is one reason for the projected increase in air travel demand in Australia?

• Lower ticket prices

• New international routes

• Increased airline partnerships

• Desire to travel domestically due to international restrictions

What challenge does Qantas face with the reopening of international travel?

• Shortage of pilots

• High fuel prices

• Increased competition from other airlines

• Lack of aircraft

Why might Qantas be better positioned than other carriers in the international market?

• It has less debt

• It has more aircraft

• It has more international routes

• It has a larger workforce