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Qantas Airways Limited (IPA: /??kw??nt??s/) (ASX:QAN) is the national airline of Australia. The name was originally "QANTAS", an acronym for "Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services". The airline is based in Sydney, with its main hub at Kingsford Smith International Airport, and is Australia's largest airline. It is the world's third oldest airline, and the oldest in the English speaking world. [2] Read More
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Aircraft types

Airbus A320-100/200 Airbus A330 (All Series) Airbus A330-200
Airbus A330-300 Airbus A380 Boeing 717
Boeing 737 Passenger (All Series) Boeing 737-300/300QC Boeing 737-400
Boeing 737-800 Boeing 747 Passenger (All Series) Boeing 747-300 Passenger
Boeing 747-400 Passenger Boeing 767-300/300ER Fokker 100
Unknown de Havilland DHC-8 Dash 8 (All Series)

Qantas Airways flies to the following airports

Albury (ABX) Adelaide Airport (ADL) Auckland International Apt (AKL)
Armidale (ARM) Alice Springs Airport (ASP) Ayers Rock (AYQ)
Barcaldine (BCI) Bundaberg (BDB) Bangkok (BKK)
Blackall (BKQ) Blackwater (BLT) Broome (BME)
Brisbane (BNE) Mumbai (BOM) Canberra (CBR)
Coffs Harbour (CFS) Jakarta Soekarno-Hatta Apt (CGK) Christchurch (CHC)
Cairns (CNS) Charleville (CTL) Dubbo (DBO)
Devonport (DPO) Darwin Airport (DRW) Emerald (EMD)
Buenos Aires Ministro Pistarini (EZE) Frankfurt International Apt (FRA) Gladstone (GLT)
Gove (GOV) Hobart (HBA) Horn Island (HID)
Hong Kong International Apt (HKG) Honolulu International Apt (HNL) Hamilton Island (HTI)
Hervey Bay (HVB) Mount Isa (ISA) New York J F Kennedy International Apt (JFK)
Johannesburg International (JNB) Kalgoorlie (KGI) Karratha (KTA)
Los Angeles International Apt (LAX) Lord Howe Island (LDH) London Heathrow Apt (LHR)
Longreach (LRE) Launceston (LST) Melbourne Airport (MEL)
Mackay (MKY) Manila Ninoy Aquino International Apt (MNL) Mildura (MQL)
Moree (MRZ) Narrabri (NAA) Noumea Tontouta Apt (NOU)
Newcastle Williamtown Apt (NTL) Tokyo Narita Apt (NRT) Olympic Dam (OLP)
Paraburdoo (PBO) Beijing Capital Apt (PEK) Perth (PER)
Port Hedland (PHE) Port Macquarie (PQQ) Shanghai Pu Dong Apt (PVG)
Roma (RMA) Rockhampton (ROK) Rotorua (ROT)
San Francisco International Apt (SFO) Singapore Changi Apt (SIN) Sydney Kingsford Smith Apt (SYD)
Tamworth (TMW) Townsville (TSV) Weipa (WEI)
Wagga Wagga (WGA) Wellington (WLG) Biloela (ZBL)
Newman (ZNE) Queenstown (ZQN)
Airline Info
Homepage
Qantas Airways
Founded
1920
Hubs
Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport
Melbourne Tullamarine International Airport
Secondary hubs
Singapore Changi Airport
Brisbane International Airport
Perth International Airport
Adelaide International Airport
Los Angeles International Airport
Frequent flyer program
Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member lounge
Qantas Club
Alliance
Oneworld
Subsidiaries
QantasLink
Jetstar Airways
Jetstar Asia
JetConnect
Qantas Defence Services
Fleet size
220 [1] (includes subsidiaries)
(+147 orders)
Destinations
144
Company slogan
The Spirit of Australia
Headquarters
Sydney, Australia
Key people
Leigh Clifford (Chairman)
Geoff Dixon (CEO)

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