Qantas profits soar on strong travel demand
Low cost domestic carrier Jetstar was the standout performer, with earnings up by more than 50%.
Qantas is waiting on delivery of A350-1000 aircraft to fly direct from Sydney to New York.
Shares in ASX-listed Qantas Airways climbed almost 12% today in early trade after the company delivered a 2025 net profit of A$1.61 billion ($1.78b), a jump of 28% on the previous year.
Underlying profits came in at a near-record A$2.39b, up 15%, while revenues and other income were 8.6% higher at
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