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Africa and Middle East Beirut Dubai Tel Aviv QF codeshares with Emirates 80+ Amman on 91 flights per week from Cairo ADL, BNE, MEL, PER and SYD one-stop Dammam destinations Bahrain Muscat Connect to 87 destinations Network Khartoum (including 11 codeshares with One stop, four gateways; Emirates) across Africa and Connecting customers to the Middle East via Dubai and Africa and the Middle East via one codeshare with EL AL via Johannesburg, Hong Kong, Addis Ababa Johannesburg, Hong Kong Bangkok and Dubai. Accra and Bangkok gateways Lounges Eligible customers can work, 91 Qantas codeshare flights relax and dine prior to their Nairobi per week from Sydney, flight in exceptional Seychelles Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, world-class Premium Lounges and Brisbane in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Hong Kong and Dubai. Qantas operated flight Emirates operated flight Loyalty EL AL operated flight Hong Kong Be rewarded. Qantas Frequent Flyers can earn and redeem Qantas operated port Johannesburg Qantas Points, plus earn Partner operated port 6 QF flights per week with Bangkok onward connections to Status Credits on eligible partners South African flights between Australia and Africa and the Middle East. Airways and British Airways (operated by Comair) Our codeshare partners Qantas to Africa and the Middle East: Brisbane One stop to Africa and the Perth Middle East via Dubai, Hong Kong, Adelaide Sydney Melbourne Bangkok and Johannesburg gateways * Third frequency from BNE to DXB commences in December 2017 Network North Africa via Dubai Lounges and additional services Frequent flyer Southern Africa via Johannesburg Through our partner Emirates, Qantas offers a total of The experience begins with Qantas’ exceptional Benefits of membership: 91 weekly services between Australia and Dubai. Premium lounges in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane Qantas offers the only non-stop route between Sydney • Earn and redeem Qantas Points on eligible4 Qantas for eligible1 customers. The award-winning First Lounge and Johannesburg with 6 direct services per week. Beyond Dubai, Qantas customers can reach an in Sydney offer unsurpassed luxury including the Aurora flights between Australia and Africa. Combined with Qantas’ domestic and trans-Tasman extensive network of 30 destinations within Africa Spa, full dining experience and concierge service. 4 offering, Sydney is the most efficient and convenient with Emirates and flydubai. Qantas codeshares to • Earn and redeem Qantas Points on eligible flights transit point for connections from East Coast Australia 6 destinations, including Cairo, Nairobi and Seychelles Emirates’ First and Business Class lounges in throughout the Middle East and Africa with our partner and New Zealand to South Africa. on services operated by Emirates. Dubai’s Terminal 3 provide state-of-the art facilities airlines British Airways (operated by Comair), Emirates, including direct boarding to the Concourse’s dedicated EL AL, Qatar Airways, Royal Jordanian and S7. Qantas operates a 3-cabin Boeing 747 between Sydney Middle East via Dubai and Johannesburg and is the only carrier to offer A380 gates. • Earn Status Credits on eligible4 Qantas, oneworld Qantas’ partnership with Emirates offers customers Premium Economy between Australia and South Africa. alliance airlines and Qantas codeshare flights one-stop comprehensive coverage of the Middle East EL AL's King David Business Lounge in Tel Aviv provides Customers travelling in our award-winning Premium (with a QF flight number) which count towards your tier from Australia to 18 destinations including 5 key an oasis of tranquillity and generous variety of middle Economy cabin enjoy priority check-in, private cabin status and more privileges. codeshare destinations, which include Beirut, Muscat eastern cuisine. with dedicated flight attendants, additional leg and and Amman. Qantas customers can connect to an 1 When travelling beyond the Qantas-operated network elbow room, a wider ergonomically designed seat and Eligible Qantas Frequent Flyers and oneworld members additional 12 destinations across the Middle East on codeshare flights (with a QF flight number) operated a Rockpool-inspired menu. have access to multiple oneworld member lounges in with flydubai. select destinations when travelling throughout Africa by Emirates or EL AL, Frequent Flyers can: Beyond Johannesburg, customers can access 26 Qantas' new codeshare partner, EL AL, offers customers and the Middle East on oneworld services including • Earn Qantas Points and Status Credits at the same interline destinations in 16 countries with South African one stop flights to Tel Aviv, Israel, via Hong Kong, British Airways (operated by Comair), Qatar, Royal rate as flying on a Qantas aircraft. Airways and oneworld partner, British Airways Bangkok and Johannesburg. Jordanian and S7. (operated by Comair). oneworld members Royal Jordanian and Qatar Airways Chauffeur Drive—Eligible First and Business customers offer additional connectivity and customer recognition travelling between Australia, Dubai and select onward throughout the Middle East via their respective hubs destinations in Africa and the Middle East are offered an Amman and Doha. extra level of convenience with luxury chauffeur transportation2. Dubai Connect—Qantas will provide accommodation, meals and ground transportation for eligible customers whose itineraries involve a longer transit between Qantas and Emirates flights in Dubai3. 1 For terms and conditions please visit qantas.com.au/travel/airlines/qantas-club-lounge-access/global/en 2 For terms and conditions please visit qantas.com.au/travel/airlines/chauffeur-drive-terms/global/en 3 For terms and conditions please visit qantas.com.au/travel/airlines/dubai-connect/global/en 4 An eligible flight for the purpose of this promotion means any flight with a QF flight number on your ticket where Status Credits or Qantas Points are normally earned. Status Credits and Qantas Points may not be earned on some fare types and booking classes. Please visit qantas.com.au/terms Qantas to Africa Correct as at 22 March 2018. Schedules subject to change. and the Middle East.
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