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Qantas Airways (QFA) is the national airline of Australia and one of the oldest in the world. It has its base at Sydney International Airport. Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Perth are also important airports in their route network. It has a fleet of 132 aircraft and is therefore the airline with the largest fleet in the world. With regard to international destinations, it is also number one, with more than 85 destinations spread across Asia, Australia, Europe and North America. It is part of the Oneworld alliance.

Flights Qantas

Qantas Airways has four different classes in which you can book: Economy, Premium, Business and First Class. These always have subdivisions such as Saver, Flex, Sale or Classic, each with its own advantages.

Facts about Qantas

Qantas Airways is the third oldest airline in the world. Only KLM and Avianca from Colombia are older. It was founded in 1920 as a means of transport between Queensland and the Northern Territories, and as a mail order company for the Australian government. It also explains meter abbreviation, Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Service. They made their international debut in 1935 with a flight between Darwin and Singapore. It was one of the main co-founders of Oneworld in 1998. Their longest flight to date is that between Sydney and Dallas which lasts more than 17 hours and is operated by a Boeiing A380-800, the largest passenger aircraft in the world. The Perth to London route was introduced in 2018, a first direct connection to Europe. With Jetstar Airways it also has a low budget alternative.

Qantas Destinations

The airline has a strong presence in Australia, but also offers intercontinental flights. It has destinations on every continent, with the exception of Antarctica. It has 27 international destinations in 14 countries worldwide, but connects more than 67 destinations worldwide with their partners.

Short summary about flying with Qantas

Qantas Airways enjoys a very excellent reputation and is an often-chosen airline for those traveling to Australia. With Jetstar Airways it also appeals to the low budget traveler.

Popular Qantas Airways destinations

Sydney and the rest of Australia are an important part of their route network. In addition, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth are important as secondary hubs. Cairns, Darwin, Los Angeles and Singapore are very popular destinations.

Less popular Qantas Airways destinations

Destinations such as Buenos Aires and Toronto have since been abolished due to insufficient interest. Beijing, too, could not live up to its expectations. In addition, the airline also has a number of destinations that it only serves during the peak season. This is among others the case for Vancouver in Canada and Sapporo in Japan.

Qantas Airways Book Flights

Those looking for a flight to Australia often end up at Qantas Airways. The company guarantees excellent service and comfort during their flights. Check-in baggage is included free of charge in each ticket class. Both for domestic and international flights. For domestic flights this is 23 kilograms (economy) or 32 kilograms (business). For international flights this is increased to two pieces of 23 kilograms (economy and premium) or three pieces of 32 kilograms (business or first class). Checking in is easy online from 24 hours in advance.

*For the facts and latest updates, always refer to the airline's website, since our information could be wrong or outdated.

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