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We chew on the headwinds the national carrier is battling and what it's doing to fly a smoother path with CEO Greg Foran.
Our conversation follows a 65% drop in net profit and earnings down by more than half for the 2024 financial year, plus no guidance due to uncertainty ahead.
But Greg Foran is candid about how resourceful a little airline at the bottom of the world needs to be to ride out fleet and maintenance issues, and an economic downturn.
We ask him about his tenure since early 2020 and what he’d do differently? And when will the airline be flying into London after an absence of 5 years?
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