Chief Executive Officer of Qantas, Alan Joyce has said that the company is back on its track of recovery. The company is expecting a batter performance in the forthcoming years.

The company is now very much bullish as the investors are anticipating superior prospects, predicting yields and revenues from the company.

It has also informed that net profit of the firm has declined by$5million in the second quarter of the year. The net profit was found out to be$112million for the reviewed quarter. The revenue of the firm has also dropped from its previous record of $14.55billion to $13.77billion.

Joyce has also informed that the company is very much particular on delivering on its strategic priorities. The company is getting back on its track and the investors are also showing confidence on the airline.

He has revealed that they are focusing on their yields and strengthening its operation in the international markets. The chief executive has also said that the firm is heading towards a stronger pre-tax profit in the coming quarters.