Australian and International Pilots Association calls for Qantas chairman Richard Goyder to step down

'Morale has never been lower': Qantas pilots are calling for airline's chairman to step down

Qantas will spend $80m in a bid to restore its damaged relationship with customers but pilots have joined calls for the embattled airline's chairman to resign.

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Pilots call for Qantas chair to step down

Pilots say chairman Richard Goyder has overseen one of the most damaging periods in Qantas history. (Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS) By Alex Mitchell in Canberra QANTAS pilots have joined calls for the airline’s chairman to resign after a series of “woeful” decisions that have smashed workforce morale and customer trust. The Australian and International Pilots Association has written to the Qantas chief executive to explain its “unprecedented in…

Australian and International Pilots Association calls for Qantas chairman Richard Goyder to step down

The Australian and International Pilots Association (AIPA) is calling for Qantas chairman Richard Goyder to step down following what it says in one of the most damaging periods in the airline's history — the first time the organisation has made such a demand.

Qantas pilots call on Goyder to step down

The peak body representing Qantas pilots has joined calls for Richard Goyder to stand down as chairman of the airline amid mounting pressure for it to take ownership of customer failings.

Qantas pilots call for chairman to quit

Qantas pilots have joined calls for the airline's chairman to resign after a series of "woeful" decisions that have smashed workforce morale and customer trust.