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Qantas to keep headquarters in Sydney after property review – Reuters

By Reuters Staff

2 Min Read

SYDNEY, May 6 (Reuters) – Qantas Airways Ltd said on Thursday it would keep its corporate headquarters in Sydney and low-cost arm Jetstar would retain its head office in Melbourne after reviewing its property portfolio in an effort to cut costs during the pandemic.

It will make some smaller moves such as Jetstar relocating some heavy maintenance on its Airbus A320 fleet from Singapore to Brisbane as part of a trial in 2021, with the potential for this to be extended. Qantas and Jetstar will also expand their maintenance operations in Melbourne.

Qantas had gone to state governments asking for financial incentives to maintain or shift the location of its headquarters or other operations to help it weather an A$11 bi…

Read the full article at: https://www.reuters.com/article/qantas-property/qantas-to-keep-headquarters-in-sydney-after-property-review-idUSL1N2MS3B3

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Qantas to keep headquarters in Sydney after property review – Reuters

By Reuters Staff

2 Min Read

SYDNEY, May 6 (Reuters) – Qantas Airways Ltd said on Thursday it would keep its corporate headquarters in Sydney and low-cost arm Jetstar would retain its head office in Melbourne after reviewing its property portfolio in an effort to cut costs during the pandemic.

It will make some smaller moves such as Jetstar relocating some heavy maintenance on its Airbus A320 fleet from Singapore to Brisbane as part of a trial in 2021, with the potential for this to be extended. Qantas and Jetstar will also expand their maintenance operations in Melbourne.

Qantas had gone to state governments asking for financial incentives to maintain or shift the location of its headquarters or other operations to help it weather an A$11 bi…

Read the full article at: https://www.reuters.com/article/qantas-property-idUSL1N2MS3B3

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