australian flag carrier quantas has revealed it lost $1400000000.00 u.s. dollars as demand collapsed because of the coronavirus pandemic revenues plummeted between april and june yeah line has cut $6000.00 staff doesn't expect to reinstate its international routes into the middle of next year. and air b.n. b. has fallen for an initial public offering just months after the coronavirus attended the global travel industry in may the company was valued at $18000000000.00 during a funding round short term mental company has also surprised uses by announcing a global ban on an authorised parties in its list of properties. stockpiling was a major problem in the early days of the pandemic remember when toilet paper was one of the surprise commodities that suddenly became at times practically impossible to find one german businessman who tried to cash in on the loo roll rush has been left with something of a block. pallets of toilet paper stretching right up to the ceiling the warehouse is full dark rooms who runs a supermarket in northern germany wasn't expecting

we spoke with the quanta ceo, alan joyce. take a listen.accine, it will take some time to roll out to be effective, a reason why the international borders were closed down. position for most airlines around the world, because parts of our business have really gone well. the freight business or the flight in/fly out resort business, and domestic business. we are working with the governments to try to open up the borders more, and the pressure of covid-19 here in australia is a test case around the globe, and we are hopeful that we can have the majority of the domestic business backed by the end of the year. , still veryionally positive if we can get up and running. nearlyternational has is $800 million each year that we will not be able to cover. time, and you join us back in the program, back in may, at that point, lots of moving parts, of course -- at that point, you said worst-case scenario, the cash you had then would last you to the end of next year. we know things have changed, and you have raised new cash. the reason i bring these thi

travel industry you're in right now things are going very very poorly you have the airline industry quantas airlines out of australia saying that for this last year of this last fiscal year that is they've actually lost $4000000000.00 in australian dollars in terms of revenue that's about $2900000000.00 u.s. dollars and they say international travel for them will not resume until the middle of 2021 the middle of next year you talk about the cruise industry you know the cayman islands saying that they're not going to allow international cruises to come in to the cayman islands until at least after december 31st of this year so it doesn't really matter what sector you're in everybody's taking it on the chin right now barry there are destinations like bali of that plan to reopen to tourism by september but overall are people actually traveling right now and will tourism pick up again this year or is everything going to shift to 2021 or is it going to be 2022. i think it really depends on where you live regardless where in the world you are i think domestic trouble is the biggest thing right no

kind to make has brought the global aviation industry to its knees and australia is no different to quantas has previously announced that it was cutting 6000 jobs and now that's truly the 2nd largest carrier virgina straley will be cutting $3000.00 jobs that is one of its workforce and on top of that it will be getting rid of its budget carry a target and it says it will be suspending old long haul international travel to the international travel travel sick to does recover so this will no doubt be a fairly stressful day. workforce it hasn't announced what exact positions will be going 50 transport workers union says it's quite brutal given the state of the economy in a strongly a right now and on top of that queensland to the state of queensland has just announced that it will be closing its borders to new south wales and the astroland capital territory to try and slow the spread of these forests which will no doubt be another big blow to the domestic travel market. technical gauge there live for us in sydney nic thank you for that. well polls have opened in sri lanka to elect a new parlia

the economic fallout of the coronavirus made this the final landing of a quantas 747 just after nearly 50 days of service. days before british airlines ground its entire 747 fleet and wednesday boeing announced it will fill the final order for the iconicjet dubbed the queen of the skies in 2022. >> there is a bit of me on every one of those airplanes, so it is kind of an odd feeling to see that phasing out. kind of traumatic. in a way. >> we talked to boeing employee paul chamberlin in 2017 for "cbs sunday morning." he had worked on the 747 line for 27 years. >> every time it takes off i get goosebumps, to think that something this big, something this awesome just lifted off. >> in 1966 pannal asked boeing pan am asked boeing starting from scratch and nearly bankrupting the company, boeing hump-backed double decker jumbo jet made its first flight three years later. >> your airline wasn't an airliner unless you had a 747. >> boeing historian, because of the size, because of the economy, because of its reign, it made flying affordable. >> the 747s four engines carried the space shuttle a

officers in quanta would survive, but never forget the man who nearly killed him and was enraged when archie led a made a daring escape from a hospital near the colorado state penitentiary in canyon city where he was serving his time. archie who was wanted by the fbi was on the run for decades, but it turns out he didn't run very far. he was hiding out here in espanola new mexico, a small city about 25 miles north of santa fe. back in june. the fbi in espanola police got a tip that the wanted fugitive was hiding in plain sight and arrested him wednesday with plans to bring him back to colorado and that tip. it came from former officer sick want to do more than 40 years later, never gave up searching for the man who almost ended his career and life. as matt murray over reporting actually lead a is now 77 years old the fbi says. >>this is proof the agency never stops looking for wanted suspects. time now is 8.52, here's a live look outside our camera in san francisco showing us continue clouds over the city and a little breezy too you can see the flag there on the left-hand side flappin

quantas is cutting a further 2500 jobs on top of the 6000 it's already announced australia's flag carrierjust posted a huge financial loss 200 of its planes are grounded and it doesn't expect to resume international flights until mid 2021 meanwhile delta airlines says it is planning to furlough nearly 2000 pilots in october. global fast food chain k.f.c. is setting aside its finger licking good slogan for the time being do the coronavirus hygiene requirements over social media users have pointed out that the change is meaningless since consumers already eat the product with their fingers. all right for almost half a year now we've been reporting on the novel ways in which businesses are adapting to the coronavirus pandemic this time we're off to mexico or a group of gym trainers have set aside their focus on top fitness to focus on business survival it's usually a place of such energy but this fitness club could barely be more quiet it's one of the many mexican gyms forced to close because of the coronavirus pandemic hit staff like its machines were left idled. that was until they began b

quantas is cutting a further 2500 jobs on top of the 6000 it's already announced all shows flag carrier just posted a huge financial loss 200 of its planes are grounded and it doesn't expect to resume international flights until mid 2021 meanwhile delta airlines says it is planning to furlough nearly 2000 pilots in october. global fast food chain k.f.c. is setting aside its finger looking good slogan for the time being due to coronavirus hygiene requirements over social media users have pointed out that the change is meaningless since consumers already eat the product with their fingers. all right for almost half a year now we've been reporting on the novel ways in which businesses are adapting to the coronavirus pandemic this time we're off to mexico or a group of jim trainers have set aside their focus on top fitness to focus on business survival it's usually a place of search energy but this fitness club could barely be more quiet it's one of the many mexican gyms forced to close because of the coronavirus pandemic hit staff like its machines were left idled. that was until they bega

tournament to be held since march is reaching its conclusion believe france be on a feral play and that quanta right estonia in the final the palermo open later this sunday. the last vegas golden knights have sealed top spot in the western conference ahead of the stanley cup playoffs alex talks scored 4 minutes into overtime as the golden knights beat the colorado avalanche for 3 biggest will fade the chicago blackhawks in the 1st round playoff series ok and that is all your sport for now laura back to you kyra great stuff thanks very much now the current of ours pandemic because silenced many performers around the world but not one british opera company. the glam born. to open a mini or prison after being forced to cancel its usual performances and in keeping with the times both the audience and the cost distancing. and having to figure out how to socially distance on stage and how to interact with each other. with all of that in mind but instead of it being a burden it's turned out to be. just really fun because we're all thinking of creative ways to make it through a scene where we're suppo