Qantas and the ambivalent legacy of Alan Joyce
ANALYSIS: Qantas posted record profits in 2023 but Joyce resigned as CEO amid controversy and law suits. Even in retirement, he is a divisive figure.
WATCH: NBR senior journalist Lachlan Colquhoun speaks with Hamish McNicol.
This week’s Australian Daily Mail carried a story that showed just how much things have changed for former Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce.
There he was, on a week day, walking his dog in a park on Sydney’s North Shore, clad in active wear and listening to music on his airpods.
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