Qantas posts $1.1b half-year net loss amid revenue slump

ABC NEWS (Australia) 2021-02-25

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Dr Chrystal Zhang from RMIT in Melbourne says Qantas should make a strong recovery due to its financial position and good recovery plan in place.
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