Former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce memoir discusses chairman's lounge access
In his memoir, former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce reveals the criteria for gaining access to the airline's exclusive chairman's lounge, which includes judges, politicians, newspaper editors, and wealthy individuals. Joyce denies that the lounge was used as a tool to influence politicians, instead claiming that prominent Australians actively sought membership to what he describes as 'arguably the most exclusive club in the country.'
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So how do you get access to the Qantas chairman’s lounge? Alan Joyce has some tips
Former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce's memoir reveals the criteria for gaining access to the airline's exclusive chairman's lounge, which includes judges, politicians, newspaper editors, and wealthy individuals. Joyce denies that the lounge was used as a political influence tool, instead claiming that prominent Australians actively sought membership to what he describes as "arguably the most exclusive club in the country."
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