Qantas QF

101 nonstop destinations · 29 countries · oneworld

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

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About Qantas

Qantas (QF) operates 368 nonstop routes to 101 destinations across 29 countries, departing from 102 airports. Its busiest bases by nonstop route count are Sydney (SYD), Brisbane (BNE) and Melbourne (MEL). Qantas is a member of oneworld. Updated 30 August 2026.

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Where does Qantas fly?

Qantas (QF) flies nonstop to 101 destinations in 29 countries, with the most routes from Sydney (SYD), Brisbane (BNE) and Melbourne (MEL).

How many destinations does Qantas fly to?

Qantas operates 368 nonstop routes serving 101 destinations across 29 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) (33 routes).

Is Qantas part of an airline alliance?

Yes — Qantas is a member of oneworld.

Which routes does Qantas fly most frequently?

Qantas's most frequent nonstop routes are NAN–SYD (multiple daily), MEL–LAX (multiple daily), MEL–BWT (multiple daily), MEL–HKG (multiple daily) and MEL–CHC (multiple daily).

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