Airline ‘super-profits’ likely in the next decade: Malaysia Airlines CEO Peter Bellew
As Elon Musk fires up a battery arsenal in South Australia to back up that state's renewable energy supplies, Malaysia Airlines CEO, Peter Bellew, predicts airlines could be earning 'super-profits' next decade as the oil price stabilises amid surging growth in renewable energy sources and as battery technology improves.
Mr Bellew, responsible for the turnaround of Malaysia Airlines, will be a keynote speaker at the CAPA Australia Pacific Summit on 1/2 August in Sydney.
Other keynote speakers include Air New Zealand CEO, Christopher Luxon, Qantas International CEO Gareth Evans, Jetstar CEO Jayne Hrdlicka, Sydney Airport CEO Kerrie Mather, Virgin Australia acting group executive for airlines and CEO Tigerair Rob Sharp, Hawaiian Airlines CEO Mark Dunkerley, AirAsia X CEO, Benyamin Ismail, Fiji Airways CEO Andre Viljoen, Managing Director Tourism Australia John O'Sullivan, CEO Sri Lankan Airlines Suren Ratwatte, CEO Nok Air Patee Sarasin, Chairman & CEO AccorHotels Asia Pacific Michael Issenberg, CEO Dallas Fort Worth Airport Sean Donohue, CEO Mantra Group Bob East - and many more.
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