Qantas

Index of Qantas aircraft fleet. Founded in regional Queensland in 1920, Qantas is one of Australia’s most iconic brands and has played a central role in the development of the Australian and international aviation industry. Today, the Qantas Group is a diverse global aviation business comprising of regional, domestic and international services; Jetstar, the low-cost carrier group as well as Qantas Loyalty, Australia’s largest frequent flyer program. Qantas made history in March 2018 commencing non-stop flights between Perth, Australia and London and in 2020, Qantas turns 100. In 2022, the airline plans to operate non-stop flights between London and New York to the East Coast of Australia, known as ‘Project Sunrise’. Airline partners include oneworld members plus the following in noted regions: South West Pacific – Air New Zealand – Air Tahiti Nui – Air Vanuatu – Aircalin – Airnorth – Fiji Airways – Jetstar – Solomon Airlines Americas – Alaska Airlines – American Airlines – LATAM – WestJet Europe/Middle East – Air France – British Airways – EL AL – Emirates – Finnair – KLM Asia – Asiana Airlines – Bangkok Airways – Cathay Dragon – Cathay Pacific – China Airlines – China Eastern Airlines – China Southern Airlines – Japan Airways – Jet Airways – Jetstar Asia – Jetstar Japan – Jetstar Pacific – SriLankan Airlines