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Maisie Linford

Maisie Linford

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Business Assignment Editor, CNN

London

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Total articles 109

  • Qantas CEO: ‘We let our customers down’ on canceled flights scandal

    By Maisie Linford Verified, Anna Cooban Verified| WAAY-TV (Huntsville, AL) Verified London (CNN) — The boss of Qantas Airways has acknowledged the “anger” of thousands of customers who were sold tickets for already-canceled flights. “Everyone feels pain at the anger,” Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson told CNN’s Richard Quest in an exclusive interview at an airline industry conference in Dubai Monday. “It’s not just me; (it’s) 25,000 people that work for us as well.

    By Maisie Linford Verified, Anna Cooban Verified · WAAY-TV (Huntsville, AL)

    Jun. 04, 2024

  • Qantas CEO: ‘We let our customers down’ on canceled flights scandal

    By Maisie Linford Verified, Anna Cooban Verified| Albany Herald Verified London (CNN) — The boss of Qantas Airways has acknowledged the “anger” of thousands of customers who were sold tickets for already-canceled flights. “Everyone feels pain at the anger,” Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson told CNN’s Richard Quest in an exclusive interview at an airline industry conference in Dubai Monday. “It’s not just me; (it’s) 25,000 people that work for us as well. Because not only (did) we let our customers down, we let our people down.”kAm{2DE pF8FDE[ pFDEC2=:2?

    By Maisie Linford Verified, Anna Cooban Verified · Albany Herald

    Jun. 04, 2024

  • Qantas CEO: ‘We let our customers down’ on canceled flights scandal

    By Maisie Linford Verified, Anna Cooban Verified| WAAY-TV (Huntsville, AL) Verified London (CNN) — The boss of Qantas Airways has acknowledged the “anger” of thousands of customers who were sold tickets for already-canceled flights. “Everyone feels pain at the anger,” Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson told CNN’s Richard Quest in an exclusive interview at an airline industry conference in Dubai Monday. “It’s not just me; (it’s) 25,000 people that work for us as well.

    By Maisie Linford Verified, Anna Cooban Verified · WAAY-TV (Huntsville, AL)

    Jun. 04, 2024

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CNN

CNN Business is the business news division of CNN, which was founded in 1980 as the first 24-hour cable news channel. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, CNN is a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Discovery. CNN Business provides extensive coverage of global financial markets, economic trends, corporate news, technology, and personal finance. The platform offers a range of content formats, including real-time news articles, video segments, live broadcasts, market data, and financial analysis tools. It also features special reports on significant economic events and corporate developments. CNN Business serves individual investors, business professionals, and general audiences by delivering reliable and timely information to support informed financial decisions and understanding of market dynamics.

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