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Qantas has become the most recent aircraft to face declining reserves, especially on international travel, due to the appearance of the Omicron type of coronavirus.

An Australian freight forwarder said it was holding “more” in-house storage during the Christmas and South Seas, fueled by the recent weeks of coronavirus bans across the country that have sparked widespread interest.

The run, however, “was delayed by the end of November due to doubts about the Omicron brand but there have been recent changes”, the plane said in a change of market Thursday, at the same time.

Qantas said it had met with “very strong” reservations for new Delhi routes from Sydney and Melbourne. However, it warned that there would be a “significant decline” in the reservation of foreign flights after the recent discovery of the coronavirus virus.

“Omicron-type news greatly affected people’s confidence in securing foreign travel in particular, but we did not see the amount of restrictions. says Alan Joyce, chief executive officer.

Qantas said it needed to change the timing of the resumption of several international flights, including Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand and Shanghai, following their longer sanctions and suspended the resumption of flights to San Francisco from Sydney and Brisbane.

The airline said its global outbreak had been reduced by a series of events and is expected to be at the end of forecasts by 40-55 percent before Covid’s collapse. fiscal year June tomorrow.

Qantas also announced that it has selected Airbus as the preferred replacement for the Boeing 737s in its domestic fleet.