Qantas (QF)

3,884 flights a week on 277 routes: 73 cities in 25 countries, 12 aircraft types. Most departures are from Sydney (Kingsford Smith).

The airline at a glance

By the schedule for the next two weeks

IATA code
QF
flights a week
3,884
cities with nonstop flights
73
countries
25
aircraft types
12

Routes and destinations

The busiest nonstop routes. Price: the cheapest direct fare of this airline found in recent searches.

Sydney - Canberra from $164
55m, 71 flights a week Return
2h 15m, 81 flights a week Return
1h 35m, 51 flights a week Return
1h 10m, 53 flights a week Return
2h 10m, 54 flights a week Return
1h 20m, 46 flights a week Return
Sydney - Brisbane from $119
1h 35m, 48 flights a week Return
5h, 45 flights a week Return
4h 10m, 48 flights a week Return
2h 5m, 43 flights a week Return
All routes: 277 routes from 71 cities

From Sydney: Adelaide, Apia, Armidale, Auckland, Ayers Rock, Ballina, Bangkok, Brisbane, Cairns, Canberra, Christchurch, Coffs Harbour, Dallas, Darwin, Denpasar (Bali), Griffith, Hamilton Island, Hobart, Hong Kong, Honolulu, Johannesburg, Las Vegas, Launceston, London, Los Angeles, Manila, Melbourne, Nadi, New York, Norfolk Island, Nuku'alofa, Orange, Paris, Perth, Port Macquarie, Port Moresby, Queenstown, Rome, San Francisco, Santiago, Sapporo, Singapore, Sunshine Coast, Tokyo, Townsville, Vancouver, Wagga Wagga, Wellington

From Melbourne: Adelaide, Auckland, Brisbane, Broome, Cairns, Canberra, Christchurch, Darwin, Denpasar (Bali), Devonport, Gold Coast, Hamilton Island, Hobart, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Launceston, London, Los Angeles, New Delhi, Newcastle, Perth, Queenstown, Singapore, Sunshine Coast, Sydney, Tokyo, Townsville, Wellington

From Brisbane: Adelaide, Albury, Apia, Auckland, Bundaberg, Cairns, Canberra, Christchurch, Darwin, Emerald, Gladstone, Hamilton Island, Honiara, Los Angeles, Mackay, Manila, Melbourne, Newcastle, Noumea, Perth, Port Moresby, Port Vila, Queenstown, Rockhampton, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Wagga Wagga, Wellington

From Perth: Adelaide, Auckland, Brisbane, Broome, Canberra, Darwin, Johannesburg, Kalgoorlie, Karratha, Learmonth, London, Melbourne, Newman, Paris, Port Hedland, Rome, Singapore, Sydney

From Adelaide: Auckland, Brisbane, Canberra, Darwin, Melbourne, Perth, Port Lincoln, Sydney, Whyalla

From Canberra: Adelaide, Brisbane, Hobart, Melbourne, Perth, Sydney

From Cairns: Ayers Rock, Brisbane, Darwin, Melbourne, Rockhampton, Sydney, Townsville

From Auckland: Adelaide, Apia, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne, New York, Perth, Sydney

From Townsville: Brisbane, Cairns, Melbourne, Sydney

From Darwin: Adelaide, Alice Springs, Brisbane, Cairns, Dili, Melbourne, Perth, Singapore, Sydney

From Singapore: Brisbane, Darwin, London, Melbourne, Paris, Perth, Sydney

From Rockhampton: Brisbane, Cairns, Mackay

From Hobart: Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney

From Mackay: Brisbane, Rockhampton

From Gold Coast: Auckland, Melbourne, Sydney

From Karratha: Perth

From Christchurch: Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney

From Port Hedland: Perth

From Newcastle: Brisbane, Melbourne

From Launceston: Melbourne, Sydney

From Coffs Harbour: Sydney

From Gladstone: Brisbane

From London: Melbourne, Perth, Singapore, Sydney

From Wellington: Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney

From Alice Springs: Adelaide, Darwin, Melbourne, Sydney

From Sunshine Coast: Melbourne, Sydney

From Emerald: Brisbane

From Bundaberg: Brisbane

From Tokyo: Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney

From Port Macquarie: Sydney

From Devonport: Melbourne

From Queenstown: Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney

From Wagga Wagga: Brisbane, Sydney

From Los Angeles: Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney

From Kalgoorlie: Perth

From Broome: Melbourne, Perth

From Hamilton Island: Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney

From Port Lincoln: Adelaide

From Armidale: Sydney

From Hong Kong: Melbourne, Sydney

From Ballina: Sydney

From Manila: Brisbane, Sydney

From Whyalla: Adelaide

From Dallas: Melbourne, Sydney

From Orange: Sydney

From Jakarta: Melbourne, Sydney

From Apia: Auckland, Brisbane, Sydney

From Ayers Rock: Cairns, Sydney

From Denpasar (Bali): Melbourne, Sydney

From Port Moresby: Brisbane, Sydney

From Learmonth: Perth

From New York: Auckland, Sydney

From Albury: Brisbane

From Bangkok: Sydney

From Moree: Sydney

From Johannesburg: Perth, Sydney

From Noumea: Brisbane, Sydney

From Paris: Perth, Sydney

From Santiago: Sydney

From Vancouver: Sydney

Showing the 60 origin cities with the most flights.

Main airports

Where Qantas departs from most often and the share of its flights at each airport

684 flights a week, 48 destinations
513 flights a week, 28 destinations
Brisbane 13%
488 flights a week, 29 destinations
Perth 9%
354 flights a week, 18 destinations
219 flights a week, 9 destinations
193 flights a week, 6 destinations
Cairns 3%
108 flights a week, 7 destinations
99 flights a week, 8 destinations

Fleet

Aircraft types in the schedule and their share of flights

Boeing 737-800 30%
1,152 flights a week
DeHavilland Dash 8 Q400 22%
864 flights a week
Embraer 190 13%
512 flights a week
Airbus A220-300 10%
381 flights a week
Airbus A320 8%
300 flights a week
Airbus A330-200 5%
200 flights a week
Boeing 787-900 4%
162 flights a week
Airbus A380-800 2%
83 flights a week
Airbus A330-300 2%
76 flights a week
Airbus A319 2%
64 flights a week
Fokker 100 2%
62 flights a week
Airbus A330 1%
28 flights a week

Timetable: the most frequent flights

One flight per main route, departure and arrival in local time

FlightDepartsArrivesDurationDaysAircraft
QF 1429
Qantas
08:05 Sydney (Kingsford Smith), terminal 3
09:00 Canberra
55m
Daily
DeHavilland Dash 8 Q400
QF 1250
Qantas
06:00 Tullamarine, terminal 1
07:15 Brisbane, terminal D
2h 15m
Daily
Airbus A220-300
QF 409
Qantas
07:00 Sydney (Kingsford Smith), terminal 3
08:35 Tullamarine, terminal 1
1h 35m
Daily
Airbus A320
QF 1410
Qantas
10:50 Tullamarine, terminal 1
12:05 Canberra
1h 15m
Daily
DeHavilland Dash 8 Q400
QF 737
Qantas
12:05 Sydney (Kingsford Smith), terminal 3
13:45 Adelaide, terminal 1
2h 10m
Daily
Boeing 737-800
QF 673
Qantas
06:15 Tullamarine, terminal 1
07:05 Adelaide, terminal 1
1h 20m
Daily
Boeing 737-800
QF 524
Qantas
12:00 Sydney (Kingsford Smith), terminal 3
12:35 Brisbane, terminal D
1h 35m
Daily
Airbus A320
QF 643
Qantas
08:10 Sydney (Kingsford Smith), terminal 3
10:10 Perth, terminal 4
5h
Daily
Airbus A330-200
QF 773
Qantas
13:20 Tullamarine, terminal 1
14:30 Perth, terminal 4
4h 10m
Daily
Boeing 787-900
QF 1730
Qantas
10:45 Perth, terminal 4
12:50 Karratha
2h 5m
Daily
Airbus A319
QF 943
Qantas
20:35 Brisbane, terminal D
23:55 Perth, terminal 4
5h 20m
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sun
Boeing 737-800
QF 141
Qantas
07:05 Sydney (Kingsford Smith), terminal 1
12:15 Auckland, terminal I
3h 10m
Daily
Boeing 737-800

Frequently asked questions

Where does Qantas fly?
The schedule lists 73 cities in 25 countries on 277 routes. Busiest: Sydney - Canberra (71 flights a week), Melbourne - Brisbane (81 flights a week), Sydney - Melbourne (51 flights a week), Melbourne - Canberra (53 flights a week), Sydney - Adelaide (54 flights a week).
What aircraft does Qantas fly?
12 aircraft types in the schedule. Share of flights: Boeing 737-800 (30%), DeHavilland Dash 8 Q400 (22%), Embraer 190 (13%), Airbus A220-300 (10%), Airbus A320 (8%).
Which airports does Qantas fly from?
Most departures: Sydney (Kingsford Smith) (684 flights a week); Tullamarine, Melbourne (513 flights a week); Brisbane (488 flights a week); Perth (354 flights a week).
Is Qantas part of an airline alliance?
By our data, Qantas is not a member of Star Alliance, SkyTeam or oneworld.
Is Qantas a low-cost airline?
No, Qantas is listed as a full-service carrier.
What is the airline code of Qantas?
IATA code: QF. Flight numbers start with QF, for example QF 1429.