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Qantas Airways: Expert advice and recommendations

Expert travel writer Bill Fink shares all you need to know before booking a flight with Qantas Airways.
Bill Fink
13 September 2024

Qantas is Australia’s largest airline, flying several long-haul routes, including between Sydney and London Heathrow every day. Fun fact: the name QANTAS is not derived from some cute Australian marsupial, but rather is an acronym of the airline’s original name: "Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services."

Qantas aircraft types

Given that most travellers based in the UK fly Qantas on transcontinental routes that have flight times upwards of 21 hours (including a stopover), it’s important to know the aircraft and carefully select your ticket class and seat to make the best out of such a long journey.

Qantas usually flies Boeing 787 Dreamliners from London Heathrow on direct flights to Perth, Australia. In addition, the airline uses Airbus A380s and A330s on flights from Australia to Los Angeles or Dubai. For Qantas’ extensive domestic Australian flight network, the airline uses a wide range of aircraft, including turboprops for shorter regional routes.

Boeing 747 Dreamliners have three classes of product: Business, Premium Economy and Economy. These more fuel-efficient planes can seat up to 236 passengers. There are 166 Economy seats, 28 for Premium Economy, and 42 seats for Business Class passengers. As well as Heathrow, the Dreamliner operates between Australia and Rome, Paris, Auckland, Johannesburg, Santiago (Chile) and several destinations in North America.

For the Dreamliners, Qantas provides three classes of service: Business, Premium Economy and Economy. These planes seat 236 passengers across the sections.

Qantas cabins and seat classes

Here’s a breakdown of what Qantas offers in each of its cabin classes.

First class

Although not available on the Dreamliner flights between London Heathrow and Perth, Qantas ultra-premium First Class seating is available on A380 flights between Singapore and Heathrow, along with several other routes. The fourteen seats (or rather office cubicle-sized pods) are lined in a 1-1-1 pattern at the front of the aircraft’s lower level.

The 22 inch-wide First Class seats can be converted to lie-flat mode with the touch of a button. For sleep time, flight attendants can make the bed with a three-inch thick mattress atop the seat, with luxury sheets, pillows and Qantas signature pyjamas and amenities.

Meals in First Class can be made to order at any time, with a tasty selection of gourmet dishes designed by Australian celebrity chef Neil Perry, paired with fine wines from Australia, New Zealand and France. The pods even have another small seat in them so that a fellow First Class friend can join you for a meal.

While Qantas First Class doesn’t have the over-the-top private suites like some Middle Eastern airlines, it’s equal to that of any other airline going to Australia. If you can afford the price or upgrade, I’d recommend it as a luxurious, restful and relaxing way to travel.

Qantas Business Class

Qantas Business Class seating is identical across the A380s and the Boeing 787 Dreamliners. The A380s offer 70 seats in this class, while the 787s have 42 available. The seats are arranged in a 1-2-1 setup. If you’re travelling alone, I’d say the window seats are the clear choice.

Pro-tip: the staggered seat setup means only the odd-numbered “window” seats in Business Class are actually next the window, with a privacy screen and work area separating them from the aisle, while the even-numbered seats are adjacent to the aisle with a table and storage area by the window. Given the seat and aisle width, you’re probably not going to be jostled, but I would definitely recommend the odd-numbered window seats.

The 23-inch wide Business Class seats can be converted into lie-flat mode, with flight attendants supplying a fitted mattress, duvet, pillow and pyjamas for sleep. The cotton pyjamas with the Qantas kangaroo logo are a comfy souvenir that I’ve worn for years. At over six feet tall, I still had room to stretch out and get hours of sleep on the journey.

I think meal service in Business Class is top notch. It has been upgraded with larger-sized entrees and a new menu from chef Neil Perry’s catering business, featuring local Australian items like grilled beef and lamb with paired wines. Dinner is usually served shortly after take-off, depending on the flight time, while light dishes can be prepared at request at any time.

If you need to arrive at your destination ready to get to work or travel well-rested, then I think it’s worth the upgrade to Qantas Business Class for the benefit of the lie-flat seat and the space to work during the flight, all the while being treated to great food and service.

Qantas Premium Economy

Qantas’ wide and comfortable Premium Economy seats are of a quality similar to Business Class on many other airlines, arrayed in a 2-3-2 configuration. The seats are over 22 inches wide, with a decent 38-inch pitch. It’s no lie-flat luxury, but with a headrest with pillow space, and leg and foot-rests, even at 6’3” I’ve been able to get some quality sleep in these seats.

I’d recommend Premium Economy as the Qantas sweet spot in terms of comfort for the price. You don’t have to pay premium Business Class or First Class fares, but still get an elevated level of comfort and service that can make a huge difference on a long-haul flight.

On the A380, Premium Economy is located on the aircraft’s upper deck, complete with its open bar and snack lounge, so I felt pretty special (until I walked by the more luxurious business class pods).

Qantas Economy class

It’s hard to look forward to sitting in an economy class seat for a long-haul flight, but I think Qantas has made its budget seating and experience about as pleasant as it can be. Decent meals, free alcohol including Australian wines, an open snack bar and amenity kits help get you through the journey, and a well-stocked entertainment system on seatback screens can keep you distracted.

Qantas Economy Class seats in both the A380 and 787 are 17.2 inches wide with a six-inch recline and a healthy 32 inches of “seat pitch” (a measurement of leg room). These dimensions are about average for long-haul carriers. My knees still had a little room between me and the seat ahead of me.

The A380 has nearly 40 rows of economy seats arranged in a 3-4-3 layout, so don’t count on a quick exit if you’re back in row 88. Bulkhead seats are a good choice for legroom, as is the coveted aisle seat D71 with an empty space in front of it. The 787s have 166 economy seats in a 3-3-3 configuration. I’d recommend booking early to avoid that middle seat.

Qantas Wi-Fi

Qantas long-haul flights from the UK currently do not have Wi-Fi, but the airline is in the process of upgrading 787s with service expected to be rolled out in late 2024. Qantas domestic flights in Australia have Wi-Fi available on select flights.

Qantas frequent flier programmes

Qantas is part of the Oneworld network, which includes British Airways and Iberia, among others. Points and benefits are transferable between the airlines, with access to lounges dependent on status level. Unless you’re planning a tonne of Australian travel, I’d recommend registering with other Oneworld-network partners for your flight booking rather than the Qantas Frequent Flier programme.

In past years, Qantas had made it more difficult to redeem points for flights, but I’ve seen the redemption programme value improving recently, both in terms of availability of seats and upgrades and booking costs.

Qantas lounges

Travellers on Qantas can enjoy pre-flight access to a network of Qantas and Oneworld partner-run lounges in airports globally. Passengers flying First or Business Class get access to lounges, as do certain credit card holders and airline status holders from network airlines.

Qantas has the London International Lounge at Heathrow and many partner lounges around the world, including the Salon Paul Maxence Lounge in Paris and the Plaza Premium Lounge in Rome. Check with specific airport lounge websites for access details.

Spread across two levels and joined with a brass-gilded staircase, the London International Lounge blends both English and Australian styles. It is available to Qantas First and Business customers and eligible Qantas Frequent Flyers, as well as Qantas Club, Emirate's and Oneworld members and their guests. It has flexible spaces to work and relax and choices of waiter table service in the dining room. If you need to freshen up, there are private shower suites.

Plus, upon request, you can access private pods and VIP rooms. In case you have little ones in two, they can enjoy the pop-up Kids Zone.

In Australia, the Qantas Sydney First Lounge is a long-time top-rated airport experience, the airline’s flagship location with stunning architecture and runway views, great restaurant, showers and even spa services. I’ve come to the airport extra early just to take advantage of this lounge. Qantas is also in the process of upgrading its Sydney International Business Lounge and other global lounges over the next few years.

Baggage

For international flights on routes outside North or South America, Qantas allows one free cabin bag (up to 7 kg) for Economy Class, and two for passengers in premium classes (up to 14 kg total, but with one bag not weighing more than 10 kg). For Economy passengers, there's also the option of bringing a second personal item, such as a laptop bag or purse. Technically there’s a 15-pound weight limit per carry-on bag, but I’ve never seen them weigh one.

The checked bag allowance for international flights outside of North and South America is a hefty 30 kg across any number of bags free of charge. However, the dimensions of each bag must not exceed 158 cm (62 inches). Premium Economy and Business passengers get 40 kg, and First Class allows a whopping 50 kg.

This KAYAK-commissioned article is presented as-is, for general informational purposes only, and may not be up to date. The opinions contained in the article are original to the author and reflect their authentic experience, which may vary significantly from the experience of others. Find more perspectives in our user reviews below.

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Low season

April

High season

December

Cheapest flight

£437
Best time to beat the crowds (3% less expensive on average)
Most popular time to fly (28% more expensive on average)
Flight from London Heathrow Airport to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport

FAQs about flying with Qantas Airways

  • What is Qantas Airways' carry-on size allowance?

    On board Qantas Airways flights, cabin baggage should not exceed 22x14x9in. If your hand luggage is bigger, the Qantas Airways assistance team will most likely ask you to pay extra for checked luggage.

  • Where does Qantas Airways fly to?

    Qantas Airways offers direct flights to 54 cities in 23 different countries. Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane are the most popular cities covered by Qantas Airways.

  • What is Qantas Airways’ primary hub?

    Qantas Airways concentrates most of its flight operations in Sydney.

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  • When are Qantas Airways plane tickets cheapest?

    Flight prices with Qantas Airways will depend on the season and route you are flying. Our data shows that overall, the cheapest month to fly with Qantas Airways is April, while the most expensive is December.

  • What’s the cheapest route that Qantas Airways flies?

    In the last 72 hours, the cheapest route flown by Qantas Airways found on KAYAK was from Hervey Bay to Brisbane, with a price of £129 for a round-trip.

  • What are the most popular airports for Qantas Airways flights to depart from?

  • Is Qantas Airways part of an airline alliance?

    Yes, Qantas Airways is part of the oneworld airline alliance.

  • How many destinations does Qantas Airways fly to?

    In total, Qantas Airways flies to 55 destinations.

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Top tips for flying with Qantas Airways

  • If you’re looking for the cheapest Qantas Airways tickets, then try to fly from London Heathrow Airport, where flights have been cheapest lately. The cheapest route from here available recently is to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport, and costs £437.
  • The cheapest month for flights with Qantas Airways is April, while the most expensive is generally December.

Qantas Airways customer reviews

7.6
GoodBased on 839 verified guest reviews
8.2Crew
7.7Boarding
7.0Food
7.4Comfort
7.3Entertainment

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7.6 Good
SYD-DFW
Pros:The crew could be less curt and more engaging. Coming from Guest Services in hospitality, leisure and tourism it is obvious that body language and sincere engagement stands out. That wasn’t the case for the Qantas flight.
Cons:I was unable to checkin or select seats. Understandably this is governed by immigration laws and not airlines but on three attempts I was able to pay for the seats without a receipt only to learn later that the charge did not go through. A little bit of transparency never costs anyone.
R
8.0 Very Good
SYD-MEL
It's only a short trip from Sydney to Melbourne, which i have done many times. The trip met my expectations
W
8.0 Very Good
SYD-OOL
Flight was delayed.
K
8.0 Very Good
LHR-DXB
The staff seemed a bit disinterested and some requests didn’t get answered. I finally got up and brought water for a passenger who had asked nicely 3 times for water. My headphones didn’t work and it took multiple requests to get them replaced.
J
6.0 Okay
NRT-MEL
Crew were pretty unimpressive. Comfort of seats ok
A
10.0 Wonderful
MEL-LAX
I was thrilled with the bottle of water, blanket, pillow, earphones, and little packet of toothbrush, toothpaste, earplugs. I was very satisfied with the meals and snacks and drinks. I alao was very grateful to have a seat that backs up against the lavatory, as it made it very easy to get to the bathroom without being jumped in line, as so often happens in the airplane. Of course that was just a random strike of luck, but it really made a difference.
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4.0 Mediocre
SIN-SYD
flight delayed, wait in crowded gate. staff inattentive. had to remind them to get my coat from their closet. not many new movies, media choices were limited (nothing compared to Emirates.) Lounge was crowded
V
10.0 Wonderful
MEL-SYD
The international flight from Sydney to Dallas had great food. I have travelled a lot over the years and this has been the most memorable in my experience so far.
V
10.0 Wonderful
MEL-AKL
Excellent plane, smooth boarding Friendly crew Clean flight till end Food can be little better
I
10.0 Wonderful
ADL-SYD
Qantas does a great job when travelling internationally.

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All Qantas Airways flight routes

Flight no.Departure airportArrival AirportDurationSunMonTueWedThuFriSat
71Perth (PER)Singapore (SIN)5h 30m
825Darwin (DRW)Brisbane (BNE)3h 50m
1647Port Hedland (PHE)Perth (PER)2h 10m
1708Perth (PER)Newman (ZNE)1h 45m
545Brisbane (BNE)Sydney (SYD)1h 35m
138Christchurch (CHC)Sydney (SYD)3h 35m
2039Dubbo (DBO)Sydney (SYD)1h 10m
498Melbourne (MEL)Sydney (SYD)1h 25m
532Sydney (SYD)Brisbane (BNE)1h 30m
463Sydney (SYD)Melbourne (MEL)1h 35m
163Sydney (SYD)Wellington (WLG)3h 10m
162Wellington (WLG)Sydney (SYD)3h 45m
158Auckland (AKL)Melbourne (MEL)4h 15m
146Auckland (AKL)Sydney (SYD)3h 40m
296Bangkok (BKK)Sydney (SYD)9h 35m
133Brisbane (BNE)Christchurch (CHC)3h 25m
923Cairns (CNS)Sydney (SYD)2h 55m
579Hamilton Island (HTI)Sydney (SYD)2h 20m
10London (LHR)Perth (PER)16h 30m
1266Launceston (LST)Sydney (SYD)1h 45m
921Maroochydore (MCY)Melbourne (MEL)2h 30m
903Maroochydore (MCY)Sydney (SYD)1h 45m
697Melbourne (MEL)Adelaide (ADL)1h 25m
157Melbourne (MEL)Auckland (AKL)3h 35m
920Melbourne (MEL)Maroochydore (MCY)2h 20m
171Melbourne (MEL)Wellington (WLG)3h 30m
938Perth (PER)Brisbane (BNE)4h 35m
848Perth (PER)Darwin (DRW)3h 35m
72Singapore (SIN)Perth (PER)5h 10m
2Singapore (SIN)Sydney (SYD)7h 55m
2207Sydney (SYD)Albury (ABX)1h 30m
147Sydney (SYD)Auckland (AKL)3h 10m
295Sydney (SYD)Bangkok (BKK)9h 50m
139Sydney (SYD)Christchurch (CHC)3h 5m
922Sydney (SYD)Cairns (CNS)3h 5m
840Sydney (SYD)Darwin (DRW)4h 25m
578Sydney (SYD)Hamilton Island (HTI)2h 30m
1267Sydney (SYD)Launceston (LST)1h 50m
902Sydney (SYD)Maroochydore (MCY)1h 35m
121Sydney (SYD)Queenstown (ZQN)3h 0m
172Wellington (WLG)Melbourne (MEL)4h 5m
122Queenstown (ZQN)Sydney (SYD)3h 15m
125Brisbane (BNE)Auckland (AKL)3h 15m
2London (LHR)Singapore (SIN)13h 30m
9Perth (PER)London (LHR)17h 50m
2038Sydney (SYD)Dubbo (DBO)1h 5m
672Adelaide (ADL)Melbourne (MEL)1h 20m
1512Launceston (LST)Melbourne (MEL)1h 10m
291Sydney (SYD)Singapore (SIN)8h 30m
2208Albury (ABX)Sydney (SYD)1h 20m
889Adelaide (ADL)Perth (PER)3h 15m
2341Brisbane (BNE)Canberra (CBR)2h 20m
939Brisbane (BNE)Perth (PER)5h 15m
1517Melbourne (MEL)Launceston (LST)1h 10m
886Perth (PER)Adelaide (ADL)2h 50m
2123Sydney (SYD)Griffith (GFF)1h 30m
628Melbourne (MEL)Brisbane (BNE)2h 15m
749Sydney (SYD)Adelaide (ADL)2h 5m
170Christchurch (CHC)Melbourne (MEL)3h 55m
167Melbourne (MEL)Christchurch (CHC)3h 20m
771Melbourne (MEL)Perth (PER)4h 5m
740Adelaide (ADL)Sydney (SYD)1h 55m
46Denpasar (DPS)Melbourne (MEL)5h 35m
45Melbourne (MEL)Denpasar (DPS)6h 5m
1733Karratha (KTA)Perth (PER)2h 0m
2536Brisbane (BNE)Miles (WLE)1h 0m
195Brisbane (BNE)Wellington (WLG)3h 30m
196Wellington (WLG)Brisbane (BNE)3h 55m
625Brisbane (BNE)Melbourne (MEL)2h 20m
80Tokyo (NRT)Melbourne (MEL)10h 25m
2142Adelaide (ADL)Kingscote (KGC)0h 40m
2143Kingscote (KGC)Adelaide (ADL)0h 45m
102Nadi (NAN)Sydney (SYD)4h 40m
101Sydney (SYD)Nadi (NAN)4h 10m
1295Melbourne (MEL)Hobart (HBA)1h 20m
1732Perth (PER)Karratha (KTA)2h 0m
1709Newman (ZNE)Perth (PER)1h 50m
1271Canberra (CBR)Melbourne (MEL)1h 15m
2122Griffith (GFF)Sydney (SYD)1h 20m
1296Hobart (HBA)Melbourne (MEL)1h 25m
183Brisbane (BNE)Norfolk Island (NLK)2h 10m
179Sydney (SYD)Norfolk Island (NLK)2h 30m
70New Delhi (DEL)Melbourne (MEL)12h 20m
69Melbourne (MEL)New Delhi (DEL)13h 0m
184Norfolk Island (NLK)Brisbane (BNE)2h 25m
180Norfolk Island (NLK)Sydney (SYD)2h 45m
33Perth (PER)Paris (CDG)17h 25m
33Sydney (SYD)Perth (PER)4h 55m
34Paris (CDG)Perth (PER)16h 30m
134Christchurch (CHC)Brisbane (BNE)3h 50m
1600Perth (PER)Learmonth (LEA)1h 50m
644Perth (PER)Sydney (SYD)4h 10m
2021Armidale (ARM)Sydney (SYD)1h 15m
2164Sydney (SYD)Port Macquarie (PQQ)1h 5m
2006Sydney (SYD)Tamworth (TMW)1h 5m
839Darwin (DRW)Melbourne (MEL)4h 25m
595Coolangatta (OOL)Sydney (SYD)1h 30m
594Sydney (SYD)Coolangatta (OOL)1h 25m
2003Tamworth (TMW)Sydney (SYD)1h 5m
772Perth (PER)Melbourne (MEL)3h 35m
2271Adelaide (ADL)Port Lincoln (PLO)0h 55m
2324Brisbane (BNE)Bundaberg (BDB)1h 0m
57Brisbane (BNE)Port Moresby (POM)3h 10m
857Canberra (CBR)Perth (PER)4h 30m
2496Cairns (CNS)Horn Island (HID)1h 50m
2497Horn Island (HID)Cairns (CNS)1h 45m
2265Lord Howe Island (LDH)Sydney (SYD)2h 15m
1274Melbourne (MEL)Canberra (CBR)1h 10m
838Melbourne (MEL)Darwin (DRW)4h 30m
856Perth (PER)Canberra (CBR)3h 55m
2272Port Lincoln (PLO)Adelaide (ADL)0h 55m
58Port Moresby (POM)Brisbane (BNE)3h 15m
2264Sydney (SYD)Lord Howe Island (LDH)2h 5m
2225Sydney (SYD)Wagga Wagga (WGA)1h 10m
2161Port Macquarie (PQQ)Sydney (SYD)1h 5m
2020Sydney (SYD)Armidale (ARM)1h 10m
2346Townsville (TSV)Cairns (CNS)0h 55m
2345Cairns (CNS)Townsville (TSV)0h 55m
2378Brisbane (BNE)Hervey Bay (HVB)0h 55m
2379Hervey Bay (HVB)Brisbane (BNE)1h 0m
1614Perth (PER)Geraldton (GET)1h 0m
791Alice Springs (ASP)Sydney (SYD)2h 50m
790Sydney (SYD)Alice Springs (ASP)3h 15m
841Darwin (DRW)Sydney (SYD)4h 25m
2071Adelaide (ADL)Whyalla (WYA)0h 55m
2325Bundaberg (BDB)Brisbane (BNE)1h 0m
2462Brisbane (BNE)Moranbah (MOV)1h 55m
2366Brisbane (BNE)Rockhampton (ROK)1h 25m
2101Coffs Harbour (CFS)Sydney (SYD)1h 20m
2478Cairns (CNS)Weipa (WEI)1h 30m
2357Mackay (MKY)Rockhampton (ROK)0h 50m
2358Mackay (MKY)Townsville (TSV)0h 55m
2459Moranbah (MOV)Brisbane (BNE)1h 40m
1402Mildura (MQL)Sydney (SYD)1h 50m
2367Rockhampton (ROK)Brisbane (BNE)1h 25m
2358Rockhampton (ROK)Mackay (MKY)0h 55m
1407Sydney (SYD)Bendigo (BXG)1h 50m
2357Townsville (TSV)Mackay (MKY)1h 0m
2479Weipa (WEI)Cairns (CNS)1h 25m
2226Wagga Wagga (WGA)Sydney (SYD)1h 10m
2070Whyalla (WYA)Adelaide (ADL)0h 50m
2108Sydney (SYD)Coffs Harbour (CFS)1h 15m
1401Sydney (SYD)Mildura (MQL)2h 10m
1430Canberra (CBR)Sydney (SYD)0h 55m
1618Perth (PER)Paraburdoo (PBO)1h 50m
986Brisbane (BNE)Mackay (MKY)1h 35m
987Mackay (MKY)Brisbane (BNE)1h 25m
185Brisbane (BNE)Queenstown (ZQN)3h 25m
186Queenstown (ZQN)Brisbane (BNE)3h 45m
2362Brisbane (BNE)Wagga Wagga (WGA)2h 25m
2363Wagga Wagga (WGA)Brisbane (BNE)2h 15m
120Auckland (AKL)Brisbane (BNE)3h 45m
2546Barcaldine (BCI)Longreach (LRE)0h 35m
2546Brisbane (BNE)Barcaldine (BCI)2h 10m
177Melbourne (MEL)Queenstown (ZQN)3h 5m
178Queenstown (ZQN)Melbourne (MEL)3h 35m
1601Learmonth (LEA)Perth (PER)1h 45m
2537Miles (WLE)Brisbane (BNE)1h 0m
1459Sydney (SYD)Canberra (CBR)0h 55m
2475Mount Isa (ISA)Townsville (TSV)1h 40m
2547Longreach (LRE)Brisbane (BNE)2h 10m
2472Townsville (TSV)Mount Isa (ISA)1h 50m
2171Brisbane (BNE)Port Macquarie (PQQ)1h 15m
2170Port Macquarie (PQQ)Brisbane (BNE)1h 10m
1629Paraburdoo (PBO)Perth (PER)1h 50m
1611Kalgoorlie (KGI)Perth (PER)1h 15m
1610Perth (PER)Kalgoorlie (KGI)1h 10m
60Tokyo (HND)Sydney (SYD)9h 55m
59Sydney (SYD)Tokyo (HND)10h 0m
1638Perth (PER)Port Hedland (PHE)2h 5m
2010Orange (OAG)Sydney (SYD)1h 0m
2178Merimbula (MIM)Sydney (SYD)1h 15m
2177Sydney (SYD)Merimbula (MIM)1h 10m
2254Adelaide (ADL)Mount Gambier (MGB)1h 10m
2255Mount Gambier (MGB)Adelaide (ADL)1h 15m
28Santiago (SCL)Sydney (SYD)14h 30m
27Sydney (SYD)Santiago (SCL)12h 25m
1657Broome (BME)Perth (PER)2h 30m
849Darwin (DRW)Perth (PER)3h 50m
824Brisbane (BNE)Darwin (DRW)4h 15m
1652Perth (PER)Broome (BME)2h 30m
2009Sydney (SYD)Orange (OAG)0h 50m
1299Coffs Harbour (CFS)Melbourne (MEL)2h 5m
198Apia (APW)Brisbane (BNE)5h 30m
729Yulara (AYQ)Sydney (SYD)2h 55m
728Sydney (SYD)Yulara (AYQ)3h 30m
2544Blackall (BKQ)Longreach (LRE)0h 40m
197Brisbane (BNE)Apia (APW)4h 55m
2544Brisbane (BNE)Blackall (BKQ)2h 5m
1615Geraldton (GET)Perth (PER)1h 0m
2470Cloncurry (CNJ)Mount Isa (ISA)0h 30m
2470Townsville (TSV)Cloncurry (CNJ)1h 35m
104Honolulu (HNL)Sydney (SYD)10h 20m
103Sydney (SYD)Honolulu (HNL)9h 40m
998Hobart (HBA)Sydney (SYD)2h 0m
995Sydney (SYD)Hobart (HBA)2h 0m
352Dili (DIL)Darwin (DRW)1h 20m
351Darwin (DRW)Dili (DIL)1h 25m
1950Adelaide (ADL)Darwin (DRW)3h 45m
1951Darwin (DRW)Adelaide (ADL)3h 40m
1959Alice Springs (ASP)Darwin (DRW)2h 5m
1958Darwin (DRW)Alice Springs (ASP)2h 10m
1Singapore (SIN)London (LHR)15h 10m
2059Melbourne (MEL)Devonport (DPO)1h 20m
128Hong Kong (HKG)Sydney (SYD)9h 5m
2314Canberra (CBR)Brisbane (BNE)2h 10m
2408Brisbane (BNE)Emerald (EMD)1h 35m
1965Brisbane (BNE)Newcastle (NTL)1h 20m
750Brisbane (BNE)Townsville (TSV)2h 0m
751Townsville (TSV)Brisbane (BNE)1h 55m
1937Brisbane (BNE)Adelaide (ADL)2h 45m
127Sydney (SYD)Hong Kong (HKG)9h 35m
1898Brisbane (BNE)Hamilton Island (HTI)1h 45m
709Cairns (CNS)Brisbane (BNE)2h 15m
1899Hamilton Island (HTI)Brisbane (BNE)1h 40m
1966Newcastle (NTL)Brisbane (BNE)1h 15m
1926Adelaide (ADL)Brisbane (BNE)2h 30m
1888Cairns (CNS)Darwin (DRW)2h 35m
1918Brisbane (BNE)Gladstone (GLT)1h 10m
1917Gladstone (GLT)Brisbane (BNE)1h 5m
797Alice Springs (ASP)Melbourne (MEL)2h 35m
61Brisbane (BNE)Tokyo (NRT)9h 10m
796Melbourne (MEL)Alice Springs (ASP)2h 55m
2063Ballina (BNK)Sydney (SYD)1h 30m
878Melbourne (MEL)Coolangatta (OOL)2h 5m
879Coolangatta (OOL)Melbourne (MEL)2h 20m
1886Brisbane (BNE)Cairns (CNS)2h 20m
357Brisbane (BNE)Honiara (HIR)3h 10m
1889Darwin (DRW)Cairns (CNS)2h 25m
358Honiara (HIR)Brisbane (BNE)3h 10m
88Incheon (ICN)Sydney (SYD)10h 30m
87Sydney (SYD)Incheon (ICN)10h 55m
1990Sydney (SYD)Townsville (TSV)2h 40m
1989Townsville (TSV)Sydney (SYD)2h 45m
1948Albury (ABX)Brisbane (BNE)2h 0m
1949Brisbane (BNE)Albury (ABX)2h 0m
1850Brisbane (BNE)Mount Isa (ISA)2h 35m
1817Emerald (EMD)Brisbane (BNE)1h 25m
1851Mount Isa (ISA)Brisbane (BNE)2h 20m
703Cairns (CNS)Melbourne (MEL)3h 25m
64Johannesburg (JNB)Sydney (SYD)12h 0m
702Melbourne (MEL)Cairns (CNS)3h 20m
79Melbourne (MEL)Tokyo (NRT)10h 30m
63Sydney (SYD)Johannesburg (JNB)14h 15m
1987Townsville (TSV)Melbourne (MEL)3h 10m
30Hong Kong (HKG)Melbourne (MEL)9h 15m
29Melbourne (MEL)Hong Kong (HKG)9h 30m
1932Yulara (AYQ)Cairns (CNS)2h 30m
42Jakarta (CGK)Sydney (SYD)7h 5m
1931Cairns (CNS)Yulara (AYQ)2h 55m
1892Melbourne (MEL)Newcastle (NTL)1h 35m
1893Newcastle (NTL)Melbourne (MEL)1h 40m
2017Sydney (SYD)Broken Hill (BHQ)2h 20m
41Sydney (SYD)Jakarta (CGK)7h 40m
1974Adelaide (ADL)Canberra (CBR)1h 35m
1977Canberra (CBR)Adelaide (ADL)1h 50m
2078Melbourne (MEL)Mildura (MQL)1h 35m
35Melbourne (MEL)Singapore (SIN)8h 0m
1988Melbourne (MEL)Townsville (TSV)3h 5m
2079Mildura (MQL)Melbourne (MEL)1h 35m
1661Onslow (ONS)Perth (PER)1h 50m
1660Perth (PER)Onslow (ONS)1h 55m
1968Adelaide (ADL)Newcastle (NTL)2h 5m
2016Broken Hill (BHQ)Sydney (SYD)2h 5m
92Noumea (NOU)Sydney (SYD)3h 10m
91Sydney (SYD)Noumea (NOU)2h 50m
98Manila (MNL)Brisbane (BNE)7h 35m
2183Moree (MRZ)Sydney (SYD)1h 25m
1969Newcastle (NTL)Adelaide (ADL)2h 20m
2182Sydney (SYD)Moree (MRZ)1h 25m
2062Sydney (SYD)Ballina (BNK)1h 30m
1954Adelaide (ADL)Alice Springs (ASP)2h 10m
97Brisbane (BNE)Manila (MNL)7h 45m
2058Devonport (DPO)Melbourne (MEL)1h 30m
52Singapore (SIN)Brisbane (BNE)7h 40m
1957Alice Springs (ASP)Adelaide (ADL)2h 5m
3Auckland (AKL)New York (JFK)15h 30m
15Brisbane (BNE)Los Angeles (LAX)13h 25m
2090Burnie (BWT)Melbourne (MEL)1h 30m
8Dallas (DFW)Sydney (SYD)17h 10m
4New York (JFK)Auckland (AKL)17h 40m
16Los Angeles (LAX)Brisbane (BNE)14h 50m
12Los Angeles (LAX)Sydney (SYD)15h 5m
2046Melbourne (MEL)Albury (ABX)1h 5m
2089Melbourne (MEL)Burnie (BWT)1h 20m
7Sydney (SYD)Dallas (DFW)15h 0m
11Sydney (SYD)Los Angeles (LAX)13h 45m
94Los Angeles (LAX)Melbourne (MEL)16h 0m
1946Brisbane (BNE)Proserpine (PPP)1h 45m
20Manila (MNL)Sydney (SYD)8h 10m
1947Proserpine (PPP)Brisbane (BNE)1h 40m
19Sydney (SYD)Manila (MNL)8h 25m
1411Toowoomba (WTB)Sydney (SYD)1h 50m
2047Albury (ABX)Melbourne (MEL)1h 10m
93Melbourne (MEL)Los Angeles (LAX)14h 20m
75Sydney (SYD)Vancouver (YVR)13h 55m
76Vancouver (YVR)Sydney (SYD)15h 15m
1298Melbourne (MEL)Coffs Harbour (CFS)2h 0m
62Tokyo (NRT)Brisbane (BNE)9h 10m
1412Sydney (SYD)Toowoomba (WTB)1h 40m
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Overview of Qantas Airways

To keep travelers entertained during their flight, Qantas Airways has developed its very own app that can be downloaded for free onto your cell phone or tablet before the plane takes off in order to have access to over 1,000h of popular films, television shows, and music while in the air.

Depending on your personal preferences, there are four classes that you can choose to fly in with Qantas Airways. Economy is a standard choice that gives you access to amenities such as in-flight entertainment and free snacks, while Premium Economy will provide you with a warm meal and complimentary alcoholic beverages. For a particularly comfortable trip, opt for Business, as you will have access to a spacious lie-down seat, or First, a luxurious option that includes a bed, free pajamas, slippers, and toiletries, including a dental kit and lotion.

This airline’s fleet is composed of upwards of 5 different types of aircrafts that add up to over 130 individual planes, with most of them being either Boeing or Airbus. The Boeing 737-800 is the company’s smallest plane, as it can only fit up to 174 passengers, but it is also used the most frequently, as it is convenient for middle-range flights. Holding up to almost 500 people, the Airbus A380-800 is the aircraft that is used most often for long international flights.

Qantas Airways codeshares and has partnerships with a variety of airlines from different countries, with Air New Zealand, Cathay Pacific, Jetstar Airways, and KLM being some of the most common airlines.

Qantas Airways information

IATA codeQF
Routes195
Top routeMelbourne Airport to Sydney
Airports served56
Top airportSydney Kingsford Smith

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