Qantas QF

102 nonstop destinations · 30 countries · oneworld

Main hubs: Sydney (SYD) · Brisbane (BNE) · Melbourne (MEL)

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Direct round-trips on Qantas below their typical price · updated continuously
Canberra Melbourne (MEL)
▼ 17%
Qantas Jetstar
Aug 12 – Aug 19 · 7 nights
$227 typical $275
Canberra Brisbane (BNE)
▼ 18%
Qantas Jetstar
Aug 5 – Aug 12 · 7 nights
$269 typical $329
Canberra Adelaide (ADL)
▼ 15%
Qantas Virgin Australia
Sep 16 – Sep 24 · 8 nights
$394 typical $461
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About Qantas

Qantas (QF) operates 337 nonstop routes to 102 destinations across 30 countries, departing from 89 airports. Its busiest bases by nonstop route count are Sydney (SYD), Brisbane (BNE) and Melbourne (MEL). Qantas is a member of oneworld. Updated 30 June 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Where does Qantas fly?

Qantas (QF) flies nonstop to 102 destinations in 30 countries, with the most routes from Sydney (SYD), Brisbane (BNE) and Melbourne (MEL).

How many destinations does Qantas fly to?

Qantas operates 337 nonstop routes serving 102 destinations across 30 countries.

What are Qantas's main hubs?

Qantas's busiest airports by nonstop route count are Sydney (SYD) (58 routes), Brisbane (BNE) (42 routes) and Melbourne (MEL) (31 routes).

Is Qantas part of an airline alliance?

Yes — Qantas is a member of oneworld.

Other oneworld airlines: Finnair Jet Linx Aviation Alaska Airlines Qatar Airways Royal Jordanian Fiji Airways American Airlines British Airways

Qantas hubs: Sydney (SYD) Brisbane (BNE) Melbourne (MEL) Perth (PER) Adelaide (ADL) Darwin (DRW)