Greg Norman bites a Qantas wing‑tip souvenir, calls airline “Never‑On‑Time”
Golf great Greg Norman made headlines at Sydney Airport when he took a bite out of a souvenir wing‑tip from Qantas. The playful act was accompanied by his tongue‑in‑cheek label for the carrier as the “Never‑On‑Time” airline.
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Norman’s bite and quip quickly spread across media and social platforms, with observers noting the irony of a sports icon targeting an airline long criticised for its delays. While the airline has not issued a formal response, the incident has reignited the conversation about Qantas’s on‑time performance and the broader perception of its reliability.
The episode underscores how a single, cheeky gesture can spotlight a long‑standing reputation, leaving both fans of the sport and airline customers chewing over the same question: does Qantas really live up to its “Never‑On‑Time” nickname?
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