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Interactive Route MapDestinations updated Sep 11, 2026

Qantas Route Map 2026

The Spirit of Australia — connecting Australia to 100+ destinations across the globe. This map shows 95 Qantas destinations in 26 countries. Filter by hub and click any destination to compare fares.

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Destinations
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Destinations source: Wikipedia's list of Qantas destinations, fetched Sep 11, 2026.

Qantas
Hubs2
Routes29+
Dests95
Countries26
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Qantas — Network & Service Overview

Qantas, officially the Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services Limited, is Australia’s flag carrier and one of the oldest continuously operating airlines in the world, founded in 1920. It is a full-service carrier wholly owned by the Qantas Group, which also operates low-cost subsidiary Jetstar. The airline operates as a premium international and domestic service, with its primary hubs at Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD) and Melbourne Tullamarine Airport (MEL). Qantas maintains a fleet composed of Airbus and Boeing aircraft, serving as the primary carrier for Australian passengers travelling to key regional destinations such as Bali and other Indonesian markets.

Qantas serves 85 destinations across six continents, with a strong presence in the Asia-Pacific region, including major hubs in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Los Angeles. Its network extends to North America, with direct flights to Los Angeles, Dallas/Fort Worth, and San Francisco, and to Europe via London Heathrow. Within Australia, Qantas operates extensive domestic services linking SYD and MEL to all state capitals and regional centres. As a member of the oneworld alliance, Qantas offers codeshare agreements with partner airlines including American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, and Japan Airlines, enabling seamless travel across a broader global network.

Qantas operates a two-class cabin on international routes: Business and Economy, with the latter offering standard amenities including complimentary meals and drinks on most flights. The airline’s domestic services in Australia provide a choice of Economy and Premium Economy on selected routes, with the latter offering extra legroom and priority services. Qantas enforces a standard checked baggage allowance of 23kg in Economy and 32kg in Business for international flights, with variations based on fare type. The airline also provides a premium lounge network at SYD and MEL, accessible to Business and Platinum One frequent flyers, as well as oneworld Emerald members.

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About Qantas

Qantas (QF) is a oneworld member airline founded in 1920. The route map on this page shows 95 destinations in 26 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, one of its main airports. View airport guides.

Melbourne Airport (MEL) — Melbourne, Australia

Qantas operates from Melbourne Airport, one of its main airports. View airport guides.

Qantas Top Routes

Some of Qantas's most-flown routes connecting major hubs and popular destinations:

FromToRouteFrequency
SydneyLondonSYDLHRDaily
SydneyLos AngelesSYDLAX2× daily
SydneySingaporeSYDSIN2× daily
SydneyTokyoSYDNRTDaily

26

Countries

95

Destinations

Founded

1920

IATA Code

QF

Alliance

oneworld

Hubs

SYD, MEL

Hub Airports

SYD
Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport
Sydney, Australia · 19 routes
MEL
Melbourne Airport
Melbourne, Australia · 10 routes

Qantas at a glance

Founded
1920
106 years
On this map
95 destinations
in 26 countries
Alliance
oneworld

Qantas was founded in 1920.

Its hubs are Sydney (SYD), Melbourne (MEL).

Qantas is a member of oneworld.

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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?+

The Qantas route map on this page shows 95 destinations in 26 countries.

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.

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