He didn't set those benchmarks, QF shareholders did. Something they were quite happy with when their investment at 97c grew to $6.
He really isn't a no risk CEO. He hasn't wasted money buying 100s of new planes like everyone wanted him to. He fought with combative unions, who themselves will be feeling the pressure of the virus more so than QF themselves. I'm guessing you might be one?
I don't want to be be a self employed painter, waitress or cook. I wanted to do other things. We all have made our own beds and we are not China.
And to address your last point, some of its major competitors are on the brink of collapse and QF will have enough cash to wait this out for the next 12 months. I'm sure QF will be flying much higher after this.
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