Qantas profits hit by dispute
Qantas has seen its profits for the first half of the financial year drop at least A$227m (£144m) due to an industrial dispute which led to the grounding of its entire fleet last month.
The carrier said it expects to make a profit of A$140m to $190m, compared with $417m during the same period last year.
Chief executive Alan Joyce said business had been picking up since the industrial action had ended.
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