Qantas Route Map 2026
The Spirit of Australia — connecting Australia to 100+ destinations across the globe. Explore 100+ destinations across 25+ countries — filter by hub and click any destination to compare fares.
About Qantas
Qantas (QF) is a oneworld member airline founded in 1920. The airline operates a fleet of 130+ aircraft serving approximately 18M+ passengers annually across 100+ destinations in 25+ countries. Its main hubs are Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD) in Sydney, Australia and Melbourne Airport (MEL) in Melbourne, Australia.
The Spirit of Australia — connecting Australia to 100+ destinations across the globe.
Qantas Hub Airports
Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD) — Sydney, Australia
Qantas operates from Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport as one of its primary base airports, connecting passengers to destinations across 25+ countries. View airport guides.
Melbourne Airport (MEL) — Melbourne, Australia
Qantas operates from Melbourne Airport as one of its primary base airports, connecting passengers to destinations across 25+ countries. View airport guides.
Qantas Top Routes
Some of Qantas's most-flown routes connecting major hubs and popular destinations:
| From | To | Route | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sydney | London | SYD–LHR | Daily |
| Sydney | Los Angeles | SYD–LAX | 2× daily |
| Sydney | Singapore | SYD–SIN | 2× daily |
| Sydney | Tokyo | SYD–NRT | Daily |
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25+
Countries
100+
Destinations
130+
Fleet Size
18M+
Annual Passengers
Founded
1920
IATA Code
QF
Alliance
oneworld
Hubs
SYD, MEL
Hub Airports
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Qantas Route Map — FAQs
What are Qantas's main hub airports?+
Qantas's main hubs are Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD) in Sydney and Melbourne Airport (MEL) in Melbourne.
How many destinations does Qantas fly to?+
Qantas flies to 100+ destinations across 25+ countries. The network spans domestic, regional, and international markets across the airline's core operating regions.
What is Qantas's busiest route?+
One of Qantas's busiest routes is Sydney to London (SYD–LHR), operated Daily.
Is Qantas part of an airline alliance?+
Qantas is a member of oneworld, giving passengers access to interline agreements and codeshare partnerships with member airlines worldwide.
Latest News
Recent aviation intelligence related to this airline.
238 Seats On A 350-Seat Airframe: The Trade-Offs Behind Qantas' A350-1000ULR
Qantas' A350-1000ULR for Project Sunrise features a massive 5,283-gallon rear center auxiliary fuel tank to enable its 9,700-nautical-mile range, but this modification reduces seating capacity from 350 to 238 seats. The trade-off demonstrates the engineering challenge of balancing ultra-long-range capability with payload capacity.
Up To 9,000-Mile Nonstop Flights: Australia's 10 New Longest Routes Revealed
Qantas operates Australia's longest non-stop international routes, including three services to Europe from Perth to London (5,586 miles), Paris (5,498 miles), and Rome (5,154 miles). The airline is the only carrier offering non-stop flights from Australia to Europe and is preparing to launch Project Sunrise with new Airbus A350-1000ULR aircraft for even longer routes like Sydney to London.
Oakland Airport Wins Right To Use The “San Francisco Bay” Name — With A Very Specific Catch [Roundup]
Oakland Airport settled a trademark dispute with SFO and won the right to use the 'San Francisco Bay' name, but with strict conditions including that 'Oakland' must appear first with no hyphens or slashes, and Oakland cannot use SFO-related keywords or seek SFO-containing IATA codes. The roundup also covers Richmond Airport's pursuit of a Capital One lounge and various credit card transfer bonuses.