This is a really interesting drive time tip from Max. He says, I'm a cabin manager at Jetstar. We have just received notification that the pas we make upon landing have been changed, effective immediately, and I quote no longer are we required to make the welcome to country announcement. What do you think of that? One? Double three six nine three when you land? Do you get offended by a welcome to country announcement? Do you think on the plane it is an appropriate place to say it. I feel like Tom Elliott will be listening to this, He'll be very interested. Hello Tom. Now, I did have an off air drive time tips tip from Max earlier about Jetstar right and the changes that about acknowledgment to country and welcome to country. So if you were to land in Melbourne now you will be welcomed by this welcome to Melbourne re wandery country and the time previously you used to have the full acknowledgment of country like you know lands on which we meet that one. So Jetstar given us a statement Quantus has a long and proud history of champion reconciliation and it is core to our identity as the national carrier to aid in the development of our next reconciliation action plan. We've conducted extensive research with our customers and employees and consulted with our First Nation's partners given the important role that they are play in supporting our efforts. The research showed us that customers value on board acknowledgment to country but want to see it continue but also for it to evolve. So we are rolling out refreshed wording to simplify and personalize the delivery on every flight. Last month, we made a number of changes to our onboard pas across Cross Quantus and Jet Staff, including the introduction of this refreshed wording. So on it goes, they say, we continue to celebrate and acknowledge the cultures of First Nations peoples in lounges and throughout our organization, and they're going to ignore launch a new reconciliation action plan. So that is that one double three six x nine three. Your thoughts on that and coming back to your calls now on the victory and also just on Jet Star quickly, thank you for sending us through a quick statement within half an hour of that tip being There are very few corporates or government organizations that can get a proper statement through that quickly, so thank you very much to jet Star

This is a really interesting drive time tip from Max. He says, I'm a cabin manager at Jetstar. We have just received notification that the pas we make upon landing have been changed, effective immediately, and I quote no longer are we required to make the welcome to country announcement. What do you think of that? One? Double three six nine three when you land? Do you get offended by a welcome to country announcement? Do you think on the plane it is an appropriate place to say it. I feel like Tom Elliott will be listening to this, He'll be very interested. Hello Tom. Now, I did have an off air drive time tips tip from Max earlier about Jetstar right and the changes that about acknowledgment to country and welcome to country. So if you were to land in Melbourne now you will be welcomed by this welcome to Melbourne re wandery country and the time previously you used to have the full acknowledgment of country like you know lands on which we meet that one. So Jetstar given us a statement Quantus has a long and proud history of champion reconciliation and it is core to our identity as the national carrier to aid in the development of our next reconciliation action plan. We've conducted extensive research with our customers and employees and consulted with our First Nation's partners given the important role that they are play in supporting our efforts. The research showed us that customers value on board acknowledgment to country but want to see it continue but also for it to evolve. So we are rolling out refreshed wording to simplify and personalize the delivery on every flight. Last month, we made a number of changes to our onboard pas across Cross Quantus and Jet Staff, including the introduction of this refreshed wording. So on it goes, they say, we continue to celebrate and acknowledge the cultures of First Nations peoples in lounges and throughout our organization, and they're going to ignore launch a new reconciliation action plan. So that is that one double three six x nine three. Your thoughts on that and coming back to your calls now on the victory and also just on Jet Star quickly, thank you for sending us through a quick statement within half an hour of that tip being There are very few corporates or government organizations that can get a proper statement through that quickly, so thank you very much to jet Star