Qantas outlines pilot academy plans as profit soars
Stellar showing in the local market, with earnings from the domestic arm of the business up 20% to A$447m
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QANTAS Airways posted a bumper 17.9 per cent jump in interim net profit on Thursday and announced a share buyback, while outlining plans to create one of the southern hemisphere's biggest pilot academies.
The Australian carrier's result came in at A$607 million (S$626.7 million), with a strong performance from its domestic arm boosting the bottom line.
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