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The Qantas Group delivered strong earnings in Financial Year 2024/25 which enabled it to continue investing in its customers, fleet, employees, and restart dividends for shareholders.

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The Qantas Group achieved an Underlying Profit Before Tax of $2.39 billion, an increase of 15 per cent, and a Statutory Profit After Tax of $1.61 billion, an increase of 28 per cent, for the financial year ended 30 June 2025.

The performance was driven by the strength of the Group’s dual brand strategy with demand for travel remaining strong across all customer segments. Qantas and Jetstar carried four million more customers than the previous year, with both airlines achieving their best on-time performance since 2019.

The investment in new aircraft continued to be a key focus, with the Group welcoming 17 new aircraft during the year. We also announced an order for an additional 20 Airbus A321XLR aircraft, with 16 of these to be configured with lie-flat Business seats. This brings our total A321XLR order to 48, which will accelerate the retirement of the Boeing 737 fleet and open up new opportunities for domestic and international travel.

Qantas Loyalty also performed well, underpinned by increased member engagement, and a record number of reward seats booked including over one million Classic Plus seats.

Customer satisfaction improved, with Qantas' Net Promoter Score up 10 points and Jetstar's up 6 points. We also made ongoing investments in customer experience, including new lounges in Adelaide and Broome, commenced significant upgrades to our Sydney and Auckland international lounges, and rolled out fast and free Wi-Fi across more of our international network.

The Group is focused on the things that matter most for customers, including improved on-time performance, inflight service, rewards for frequent flyers, and a more seamless travel experience.

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Financial results

FY25 full year overview

The Group achieved an Underlying Profit Before Tax of $2.39 billion and a Statutory Profit After Tax of $1.61 billion for the year ending June 30, 2025. This strong result demonstrates the strength of the Group's integrated portfolio.

Qantas and Jetstar carried four million more customers than the previous year, with both airlines achieving their best on-time performance since 2019. Qantas benefited from increased business and resources travel and demand for premium cabin seats. Jetstar delivered one of its strongest results, with around 1 in 3 customers travelling for under $100 and unlocked benefits from the arrival of new aircraft including its A321neo fleet. The introduction of Classic Plus, which added millions of new frequent flyer seats, helped drive member engagement and strong earnings for Qantas Loyalty.

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First half FY25 overview

The Qantas Group reported an Underlying Profit Before Tax of $1.39 billion, and a Statutory Profit After Tax of $923 million, for the half year ended 31 December 2024.

The performance was driven by the strength of the Group’s dual brand strategy with demand for travel remaining strong across all customer segments.

Both Qantas and Jetstar recorded improved customer satisfaction for all segments, but there is more progress to be made.

The Group also announced a significant cabin overhaul program that will see 42 Qantas Boeing 737s fitted with new cabins, complementing our historic fleet renewal program.

For the first time since FY19, the Group will pay dividends to shareholders, with a $250 million base dividend and a $150 million special dividend, which are both fully franked.

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