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Introducing our 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣th Qantas destination ✈️🌏We are excited to be launching direct flights to Sapporo in Japan 🇯🇵 t...
19/01/2025

Introducing our 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣th Qantas destination ✈️🌏

We are excited to be launching direct flights to Sapporo in Japan 🇯🇵 this December, operating three times a week from Sydney up until March 2026*.

Time to get planning that ski trip you've been talking about 😜

*𝘚𝘶𝘣𝘫𝘦𝘤𝘵 𝘵𝘰 𝘨𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘯𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘳𝘦𝘨𝘶𝘭𝘢𝘵𝘰𝘳𝘺 𝘢𝘱𝘱𝘳𝘰𝘷𝘢𝘭.

The stunning Tassie coastline 😍📸:
16/01/2025

The stunning Tassie coastline 😍

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A dreamy Dreamliner arrival 😍📸: .yssy.planespots
10/01/2025

A dreamy Dreamliner arrival 😍

📸: .yssy.planespots

What holidays do you have planned for 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣5️⃣?
02/01/2025

What holidays do you have planned for 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣5️⃣?

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year! 🥳🎆📸: Mitch Coad
31/12/2024

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year! 🥳🎆

📸: Mitch Coad

Today marks 50 years since we landed a Boeing 747 in Darwin to support the evacuation of residents following the devasta...
27/12/2024

Today marks 50 years since we landed a Boeing 747 in Darwin to support the evacuation of residents following the devastation of Cyclone Tracy.

The severe category-four cyclone tore through the Northern Territory capital in the early hours of Christmas Day in 1974, killing 66 people and destroying more than 80 per cent of its homes and buildings.

Qantas operated multiple evacuation flights in the days after the cyclone, including two Boeing 747 flights with 673 and 674 people onboard respectively - the latter of which was a world record at the time for most people carried on the aircraft type.

Pilot Donn Howe, who flew the first empty jumbo from Sydney into Darwin for the mercy mission, recalled that the strips of runway lights at the airport were the only lights left working in the city.

In total, Qantas evacuated 4,925 residents from the city in the following days on Boeing 707 and 747 aircraft. Alongside the Royal Australian Air Force and US Air Force, as well as Ansett, Trans Australia Airlines and MacRobertson Miller Airlines, it remains the largest airlift operation in Australian history.

Our thoughts are with all of those who were impacted by Cyclone Tracy.

A very Merry Christmas from us to everyone celebrating today! 🎅🎄🎁🎉
24/12/2024

A very Merry Christmas from us to everyone celebrating today! 🎅🎄🎁🎉

This is a story about never giving up.Jeremy Robertson first joined Qantas as a pilot in 2001. In 2010, after a chest in...
09/12/2024

This is a story about never giving up.

Jeremy Robertson first joined Qantas as a pilot in 2001. In 2010, after a chest infection, he developed type 1 diabetes.

As a consequence he lost his aviation medical clearance to fly. Not one to take this lying down, Jeremy became a doctor of medicine with a focus on aviation.

He was eventually able to get a clearance to fly small aircraft, but not with paying passengers on board. For years, he maintained records of his blood sugar levels whilst flying.

In 2016, he submitted these records to the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA), along with data that the UK and Canadian aviation regulators had on allowing aviators with type 1 diabetes to fly. After three years of review, CASA changed their policies and Jeremy finally regained his full medical clearance to fly in 2020.

Because of his efforts, several other pilots in Australia with type 1 diabetes have been able to continue their careers (the first of which joined Jeremy on the last two flights of his final check, to show his support).

Earlier this year Jeremy completed his re-training as a Boeing 737 First Officer - some 14 years later.

Congratulations, Jeremy!

Dreamliner belly views 🤩📸:
07/12/2024

Dreamliner belly views 🤩

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Taking festive flying to new heights! 🎁🎄🎅We've unveiled our Christmas fleet, including QantasLink Q400 Dasher-8 (VH-QON)...
04/12/2024

Taking festive flying to new heights! 🎁🎄🎅

We've unveiled our Christmas fleet, including QantasLink Q400 Dasher-8 (VH-QON) and Boeing 737 Roo-dolph (VH-VZX), and customers who travel on them this month will earn double Qantas Points.

Also, from next week, a Qantas Freight A321 aircraft will be decorated with a special ‘Santa’s Freight’ livery to help transport Christmas presents and festive fare across the country.

Say hello to our first Airbus A321XLR! 😍The aircraft has now progressed to the final assembly line at Airbus' Finkenwerd...
29/11/2024

Say hello to our first Airbus A321XLR! 😍

The aircraft has now progressed to the final assembly line at Airbus' Finkenwerder production facility in Hamburg, Germany ahead of its scheduled delivery in April 2025.

Our first A321XLR will sport the rego VH-OGA and will be named 'Great Ocean Road', with our employees given the opportunity to name the new fleet type after Australian walks, rivers, and roads.

That sunset glow 🤩📸:
26/11/2024

That sunset glow 🤩

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We’re teaming up with Surf Life Saving Australia to keep beaches safe 🤝🏖️  At the heart of this new partnership, we have...
18/11/2024

We’re teaming up with Surf Life Saving Australia to keep beaches safe 🤝🏖️

At the heart of this new partnership, we have collaborated with Surf Life Saving Australia to launch a new online training tool, Beach Passport – a free 10 minute virtual course created to equip Australians and visitors with basic water safety knowledge.

Plus if you complete Beach Passport you will earn 150 Qantas Points, and get a chance to win one million Qantas Points.

The Sydney Flight Training Centre is officially open! The training centre is home to five full-flight simulators, three ...
18/11/2024

The Sydney Flight Training Centre is officially open!

The training centre is home to five full-flight simulators, three fixed training devices and 10 classrooms and will support thousands of new and existing Qantas and Jetstar pilots every year.

To celebrate the opening we invited 15 kids of Qantas Group employees to tour the centre and meet our pilots and crew - We can’t wait to see the next generation of aviators!

We’ve opened the doors to our upgraded Qantas Club in Adelaide 🍽️The space has been designed to celebrate the beauty of ...
14/11/2024

We’ve opened the doors to our upgraded Qantas Club in Adelaide 🍽️

The space has been designed to celebrate the beauty of the South Australian landscape and includes:

👉 USB A and C chargers and wireless charging mats fixed to terrazzo coffee tables
👉 Premium wine and beer including South Australian favourites Coopers and Penfolds
👉A full seasonal buffet menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner

Watch this space as our brand-new Adelaide Business lounge is expected to open mid next year.

This November marks the 80th anniversary of the loss of Pilot Officer Ross McMaster, the son of Qantas co-founder Sir Fe...
10/11/2024

This November marks the 80th anniversary of the loss of Pilot Officer Ross McMaster, the son of Qantas co-founder Sir Fergus McMaster. Growing up in western Queensland during Qantas' early days, Ross was inspired by the spirit of aviation that surrounded him. He joined the Royal Australian Air Force in 1942 where he trained to fly in Tiger Moth biplanes at Narrandera before joining 460 Squadron RAAF in Britain in late 1944.

On November 21, 1944, just weeks after joining, Ross embarked on an operation to attack Aschaffenburg. Tragically, at just 20 years old, his Lancaster was shot down, resulting in the loss of all seven crew members.

Today, on Remembrance Day, we honour Ross and all those who served to protect our nation. We will remember them. Lest we forget.

Photo credit: Australian War Memorial

Take off in Bendigo 🛫A beautiful sight as we welcomed the larger Q400 aircraft on to the Bendigo to Sydney route. 📸 Bill...
07/11/2024

Take off in Bendigo 🛫

A beautiful sight as we welcomed the larger Q400 aircraft on to the Bendigo to Sydney route.

📸 Bill Conroy

Window views don't get much better than this 😍📸:
01/11/2024

Window views don't get much better than this 😍

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