The supervisor of Qantas has said that the pandemic is probably going to cost the firm A$20bn (£10.6bn) in lost income before the finish of 2021.
Alan Joyce offered the remarks as the Australian carrier reported a yearly pre-charge deficiency of A$1.83bn.
The misfortune was for the year to the furthest limit of June and does exclude the most recent lockdown in Sydney.
Nonetheless, Qantas says it is confident that some worldwide travel will resume on schedule for Christmas.
"This misfortune shows the effect that an entire year of shut worldwide boundaries and over 330 days of homegrown travel limitations had on our public transporter," Mr Joyce said.
"The exchanging conditions have honestly been wicked," he added.
However, the organization said it was hopeful it is ready to continue some global departures from December, after Australia's inoculation rate came to 80% of the qualified populace.
The firm desires to continue trips to "Coronavirus safe objections", which could incorporate the UK, US, Canada, Japan and Singapore.
The aircraft likewise hopes to bring five of its A380 super jumbos back into administration by the center of the following year to fulfill high need for trips to Los Angeles and London.
Qantas said that its "Coronavirus recuperation plan" had seen 9,400 individuals leave the organization, while around 6,000 laborers remained down because of the conclusion of Australia's worldwide lines.
On top of that a further 2,500 staff were remained down recently as the lockdown in Sydney impacts air traverse Australia.
Likewise in August, the organization said that the entirety of its representatives should be inoculated against Covid-19.
Bleeding edge laborers including pilots, lodge team and air terminal staff were told they should be completely immunized by mid-November.
The firm said its excess workers have until the finish of March one year from now to get the two portions.
