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===North America=== |
===North America=== |
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*'''United States''' |
*'''United States''' |
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**[[Dallas]] - [[Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport]] [Begins 16 May] |
**[[Dallas]] - [[Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport]] [Begins 16 May 2011]<ref>{{cite web |
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| title =Qantas to start Sydney-Dallas direct flights |
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| work =Australian Business Traveller |
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| publisher =Business Travel Media Pty Ltd |
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| date = 2011-01-14 |
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| url =http://www.ausbt.com.au/qantas-will-start-dallas-sydney-direct-flights |
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| accessdate = 2011-01-14}}</ref> |
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**[[Honolulu]] – [[Honolulu International Airport]] |
**[[Honolulu]] – [[Honolulu International Airport]] |
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**[[Los Angeles]] – [[Los Angeles International Airport]] ''focus city'' |
**[[Los Angeles]] – [[Los Angeles International Airport]] ''focus city'' |
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**[[New York City]] – [[John F. Kennedy International Airport]] |
**[[New York City]] – [[John F. Kennedy International Airport]] |
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**[[San Francisco]] – [[San Francisco International Airport]] [Ends 14 May] |
**[[San Francisco]] – [[San Francisco International Airport]] [Ends 14 May 2011]<ref>{{cite web |
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| title =Qantas axes direct Sydney-San Francisco flights |
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| work =Australian Business Traveller |
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| publisher =Business Travel Media Pty Ltd |
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| date = 2011-01-14 |
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| url =http://www.ausbt.com.au/qantas-axes-direct-sydney-san-francisco-flights |
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===South America=== |
===South America=== |
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Revision as of 00:58, 14 January 2011
Destinations
Main Hub (Sydney, Australia)
Former Qantas destinations now served by their no-frills subsidiary airline, Jetstar Airways, and its sister airlines, Jetstar Asia and Jetstar Pacific.
Qantas Airways flies to 18 domestic destinations and 21 international destinations in 15 countries across Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania.
This list does not include destinations served solely by QantasLink and codeshare only destinations or flights to airports which are only served by their low-cost subsidiary Jetstar. Also see Qantas Freight for cargo destinations.
Africa
- South Africa
Asia
East Asia
- China, People's Republic of
- Japan
South Asia
Southeast Asia
- Indonesia
- Philippines
- Singapore
- Singapore Changi Airport Secondary Hub
- Thailand
Europe
- Germany
- United Kingdom
- London – Heathrow Airport focus city
Americas
North America
- United States
- Dallas - Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport [Begins 16 May 2011][1]
- Honolulu – Honolulu International Airport
- Los Angeles – Los Angeles International Airport focus city
- New York City – John F. Kennedy International Airport
- San Francisco – San Francisco International Airport [Ends 14 May 2011][2]
South America
- Argentina
Oceania
- Australia
- Australian Capital Territory
- New South Wales
- Sydney – Sydney Airport Main Hub
- Northern Territory
- Queensland
- Brisbane – Brisbane Airport Hub
- Cairns – Cairns Airport focus city
- Mackay – Mackay Airport
- Mount Isa – Mount Isa Airport
- Townsville – Townsville Airport
- South Australia
- Adelaide – Adelaide Airport Secondary Hub
- Tasmania
- Victoria
- Melbourne – Melbourne Airport Hub
- Western Australia
- New Zealand
Terminated destinations
This is a list of Qantas' terminated destinations. Not shown are destinations that Qantas flew and discontinued during the pilots' strike of 1987–88.
- Africa
- Mauritius
- Zimbabwe – Harare
- Americas
- Bahamas – Nassau
- Bermuda
- Canada – Toronto, Vancouver^
- Chile – Santiago de Chile
- Mexico – Acapulco, Mexico City
- United States – Chicago^, Seattle
- Asia
- Bahrain
- China, People's Republic of – Beijing, Guangzhou
- East Timor – Dili
- India – Delhi, Kolkata
- Iran – Tehran
- Japan – Fukuoka, Nagoya, Osaka*, Sapporo
- Malaysia – Kuala Lumpur
- Pakistan – Karachi
- Republic of China (Taiwan) – Taipei (branded as Australia Asia Airways until 1996)
- South Korea – Seoul
- Sri Lanka – Colombo
- Syria – Damascus
- Vietnam – Ho Chi Minh City
- Europe
- Austria – Vienna
- France – Paris
- Greece – Athens
- Italy – Rome
- Netherlands – Amsterdam
- Serbia – Belgrade
- Spain – Madrid
- United Kingdom – Manchester
- Oceania
- Australia – Burnie, Bathurst, Dunk Island, Gold Coast*, Hamilton Island*, Kangaroo Island, Kununurra, Melbourne-Essendon, Orange, Port Lincoln, Proserpine*, Sunshine Coast*, Toowoomba, Winton
- New Zealand – Rotorua
- Fiji – Nadi
- French Polynesia – Papeete
- Papua New Guinea – Port Moresby**
(Note: destinations indicated with an asterisk (*) are now being served by subsidiary Jetstar Airways, and sister airlines Jetstar Asia Airways and Jetstar Pacific Airlines and (**) are now being served by QantasLink.
(Note: destinations indicated with (^) are destinations which will commence with Jetstar International upon the arrival of the Boeing 787s.)
References
- ^ "Qantas to start Sydney-Dallas direct flights". Australian Business Traveller. Business Travel Media Pty Ltd. 2011-01-14. Retrieved 2011-01-14.
- ^ "Qantas axes direct Sydney-San Francisco flights". Australian Business Traveller. Business Travel Media Pty Ltd. 2011-01-14. Retrieved 2011-01-14.