Qantas flights
QF · Australia · OneWorld. Qantas is a full-service carrier flying mainly out of Sydney. Qantas serves 36 airports in 15 countries. Compare Qantas fares against every other airline on your route.
Where Qantas flies from
The airports Qantas operates the most scheduled nonstop departures from.
Qantas alliance partners
Qantas is a member of OneWorld. Miles earned on Qantas can usually be credited to, and redeemed with, these carriers — and an alliance itinerary is normally ticketed as one booking, so baggage is checked through and a missed connection is the airline's problem rather than yours.
Qantas baggage allowance
Your allowance on a full-service carrier is set by three things: the fare family you booked, the cabin you are travelling in, and the route.
Long-haul economy tickets normally include at least one checked bag plus a cabin bag; premium cabins include more, and frequent flyer or alliance status usually adds to it. Basic or "light" economy fares are the exception — they are increasingly sold cabin-baggage-only, on the same aircraft, and are easy to book by mistake when sorting by price.
Short-haul and domestic fares are the other common surprise: the same airline that includes two bags on an intercontinental route may include none on a one-hour hop. The allowance printed on your booking confirmation is the one that counts.
Qantas cabins
Qantas sells multiple cabins on its long-haul aircraft, typically economy, a premium economy, and a lie-flat business class, with a first class on selected routes and aircraft. Cabin layout varies by aircraft type even on the same route, so the seat map attached to your specific flight is the one to check before choosing a seat.
Qantas fleet
Qantas operates Boeing 737-800 With Winglets, Airbus Industrie A330-300, Boeing 767-300, Boeing 747-400, Airbus Industrie A330-200, Boeing 737-400 on the routes in our data. Aircraft type varies by route and by day, and airlines swap equipment at short notice, so treat this as the typical fleet on this network rather than a guarantee for your flight.
Popular Qantas routes
Qantas: common questions
What is Qantas's baggage allowance?
Your allowance on a full-service carrier is set by three things: the fare family you booked, the cabin you are travelling in, and the route.
Is Qantas a low-cost airline?
Qantas is a full-service carrier, so checked baggage and meals are generally included on most fares, though basic economy fares may be more restricted.
Which alliance does Qantas belong to?
Qantas is a member of OneWorld, alongside carriers including Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Finnair. You can usually earn and redeem miles across member airlines.
What is Qantas's main hub?
Qantas does not run a single dominant hub. Its largest base in our route data is Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport (SYD), followed by BNE, MEL, PER, but the network is spread across many bases rather than routed through one.
How many destinations does Qantas fly to?
Our scheduled route data shows Qantas serving 36 airports across 15 countries, on 146 nonstop routes. Codeshare flights sold by Qantas but operated by a partner are not counted, so the network you can book may be larger.
What is the cheapest Qantas route?
The lowest fare we currently have on a route Qantas serves is $537 for Auckland to London. That is the best price across every airline on that route, which is the fair comparison — the table above lists the rest.