Qantas is enhancing its international operations with an additional 220,000 seats over the next year, alongside the introduction of a new route from Brisbane to Palau and the deployment of upgraded aircraft.
The airline is returning two Airbus A380s to its fleet by mid-2025 and will add more A220 aircraft, marking their first use on Qantas’ international routes with the Darwin-Singapore service launching in March 2025.
The airline will also increase capacity on U.S. routes, especially to Los Angeles, and shift its Sydney-Seoul route to its low-cost carrier Jetstar, with daily flights starting in June 2025.
This expansion supports Qantas’ goal to meet growing demand in the Asia-Pacific and U.S. markets.
This post was published on 16 October 2024 22:03
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