Qantas appoints new Jetstar boss | ameliamcguiree
Qantas has picked its chief customer officer, Stephanie Tully, to replace Gareth Evans as chief executive of its budget arm, Jetstar.
Stephanie Tully will take the helm of Qantas’s budget airline carrier Jetstar by the end of this year.Markus Svensson will be promoted to the chief customer officer role and join the group executive committee reporting to Qantas group executive Alan Joyce. Svensson was the executive manager of network, revenue management and alliances and oversaw the group’s commercial strategy for the carrier’s international and domestic divisions.
The exit of Jetstar CEO Gareth Evans has made succession planning at parent airline Qantas more complicated.His resignation was announced months after the company hinted Joyce would remain at the helm for the forseeable future. Joyce has led Qantas for the past 14 years and is one of the longest-serving chief executives of an Australian listed company. He has come under fire recently after a
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