27-08-2026 02:02 via australianaviation.com.au

Iran war costs Qantas $420m in 2026 financial year

The Flying Kangaroo saw a $1.29 billion statutory profit after tax for 2025–26, down $316 million on the previous financial year, with mitigation actions undertaken in response to the conflict reducing the impact of a $610 million increase in Qantas’ fuel costs.
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