I wonder if this is a signal that the market share war is ending and we'll see more increases in ticket prices.
Read more: Virgin battle breaking Qantas' domestic strategy
The battle for domestic passengers has forced Qantas to all but admit defeat to Virgin Australia, with the red kangaroo to add zero capacity for the first three months of the next financial year.
Despite the Easter long weekend falling in April in 2014, Qantas has struggled to put passengers in seats compared with a year ago.
Passenger numbers fell by 1.5 per cent in April, compared with the previous year, despite a 2 per cent increase in capacity and a 0.4 per cent inch up in demand.
Virgin Australia has been pushing Qantas in a price war for domestic low-cost customers, forcing the former national airline to reassess its plans for next year.
"In response to changing conditions to the domestic market, the Qantas Group has revised planned capacity additions in the first three months of financial year 2015," the airline said in its monthly traffic statistics report.
As a result, Qantas will not be adding any capacity in the first three months of the 2015 financial year, and will look to revise growth, according to demand, supply and customer requirements for the following period.
Read more: Virgin battle breaking Qantas' domestic strategy