Airlines of Australia

Australia's aviation market comprises 14 airlines, dominated by the flag carrier Qantas, founded in 1920 and a member of the oneworld alliance. Qantas operates major hubs at Brisbane and Sydney airports alongside other significant carriers like Airnorth, Alliance Airlines, and QantasLink. The busiest airport hubs are Brisbane, Perth, Sydney, and Melbourne. Low-cost air travel is represented by Jetstar, which operates from Melbourne (Tullamarine) Airport, though budget carriers play a relatively modest role in Australia's airline landscape compared to full-service operators.

Each Australian airline's page provides practical information for travellers, including contact details, fleet composition, and specific baggage allowance policies. You will also find details on check-in procedures and requirements for each carrier. Whether you are booking with a major network airline or a regional operator, our directory helps you compare the essential services and policies across Australia's aviation sector.