Qantas
AustraliaAbout the airline
Qantas is Australia's flagship airline, founded in 1920. Based in Sydney with hubs across Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne, it operates one of the world's largest fleets and is the only airline serving all seven continents.
Fleet
Qantas Airways Limited (IATA: QF, ICAO: QFA) is Australia's national carrier and one of the world's oldest airlines, established in 1920. Headquartered in Mascot, New South Wales, Qantas operates a modern fleet of 132 aircraft serving domestic and international routes across six continents.
The airline maintains three major hubs: Brisbane Airport, Sydney Airport, and Melbourne Airport. Its network connects Australia to key cities worldwide, supported by a diverse fleet including the Airbus A330, A380, and Boeing 787, enabling both long-haul international services and regional domestic flights.
Qantas is a member of the Oneworld alliance, providing passengers with access to a global network of partner airlines. The airline is distinguished by its extensive reach and operational expertise in long-distance flying, serving remote regions and major international hubs alike.