Qantas today (August 12) posted an underlying pre-tax profit of $377m for the year ending June 30.
The Australian national carrier said revenue for the 12 months stood at $13.8bn.
It said the profit figure was within its forecast of a surplus of between $300-400m.
Alan Joyce, Qantas's ceo, said the result showed the airline had performed well during tough trading conditions.
"While global trading conditions remained challenging, they continued to improve, and the Qantas Group has delivered a strong result, more than tripling its full year profit year-on-year," he said.
"Qantas is one of the few airlines to record successive full-year profits and continues to hold an investment grade credit rating."
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