QantasLink
AustraliaAbout the airline
QantasLink is an Australian regional airline founded in 2002, operating as an affiliate of the Qantas group. Based in Sydney with seven major hubs across Australia, it serves 65 domestic and short-haul international destinations with a fleet of nearly 100 aircraft, known for reliable regional connectivity.
Fleet
QantasLink (IATA: QF; ICAO: QLK, QJE) is Australia's leading regional airline, operating since 2002 as part of the Qantas Group. The airline is an affiliate member of the Oneworld alliance and serves as a crucial connector for regional Australia, operating over 2,000 weekly flights.
The network spans 65 destinations across Australia and short-haul international services to Solomon Islands, New Caledonia, New Zealand, and East Timor. QantasLink operates seven major hubs: Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, Cairns, Sydney, Melbourne, and Hobart, providing comprehensive coverage of domestic routes and enabling connections to the Qantas international network.
The fleet comprises regional jet and turboprop aircraft-Airbus A320, Boeing 717, Fokker 100, and Bombardier Q400 NextGen-selected for efficiency on regional routes and varying airport infrastructure. Passengers can earn and redeem points through the Qantas Frequent Flyer program across all QantasLink flights.