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Connecting Australia to the World Connecting Australia to the World Qantas Alliances Connecting Australia to the world Connecting Australia to the world – Unrivalled coverage from Australia to all – Pre-order meals online with Select on Q-Eat Network and Schedule major markets in Asia with direct flights to on selected flights. Customer Care 17 destinations including key business A truly global Qantas and partner network with – From January 2015, customers travelling on Australia’s largest domestic and international hubs and seamless access to cities beyond, selected flights to Asia can enjoy the best more direct and one-stop destinations than any reducing the need for customers to carrier has been safely flying people for over other Australian based carrier. inflight experience with the refurbished A330 94 years. back track. aircraft including innovative Business suites – Over 500 Qantas operated services per week – 11 Qantas and codeshare destinations across featuring fully-flat beds that can be left in – Qantas’ presence on the ground in 22 to 22 international destinations. New Zealand and South West Pacific Islands the recline position for take-off and landing— countries offering the highest levels – Nearly 200 Qantas and codeshare including 100 Qantas services per week another Qantas world-first innovation. of service. destinations globally allowing customers across the Tasman. – Innovative inflight entertainment now with – Dedicated First Hosts in Sydney, Melbourne, to travel beyond the Qantas network on Los Angeles, London and Dubai provide an SYD more choice and variety including more carefully selected partner airlines whilst regular and in-depth news coverage, extra level of service to our most premium earning Qantas Points and Status Credits. 100 hours more TV and movie content, customers, ensuring a bespoke airport – More than 1,200 destinations globally with 160 hours of box set viewing, triple the experience. our partners, including oneworld carriers. number of new release albums and double – oneworld’s Global Support teams proactively Maximise the number of blockbusters. monitor connecting flights for oneworld – Qantas international services out of NSW, your time with SIN HKG QLD and VIC are complemented by our partner minimal need – First and Business customers travelling to customers to ensure the most seamless services to provide travel options Australia- to back track Dubai and London are offered an extra level connection experience at key hubs such as wide (e.g. Emirates non-stop to DXB from PER, of convenience with a chauffeur service to Los Angeles,(LAX), Dallas (DFW), New York ADL and BNE). and from select airports in Australia, New (JFK), Miami (MIA), Chicago (ORD), Hong Kong Zealand, United Kingdom, Europe and the (HKG), Tokyo (NRT), London (LHR) and – Schedules tailored for efficiency and Madrid (MAD). maximum connections beyond our gateways. BOM Middle East. – New and improved dining experience for – Rebooking misconnected passengers Flexible itineraries and greater convenience international Economy customers with more to next best available flight options. offered through our interconnected gateways. Product and Innovation choice, 50 per cent larger meals, and – Fast track immigration clearance – Unmatched network and product offering – World class premium lounges where eligible faster service. where available. to North and South America with 53 Qantas customers can relax, work and dine prior to – Exceptional comfort on the award-winning – Exceptional customer care in the event of a Group services per week to 5 key gateways their flight. A380 featuring private suites in First, flight disruption. of LAX, DFW, JFK , HNL and SCL complemented – Award-winning First lounges in Sydney and fully-flat beds in Business, private Premium by codeshare connections to over 155 city pairs. Melbourne with a brand new Los Angeles First Economy cabin on the upper deck and award- – More choice of one-stop destinations when lounge opening in December 2014. winning Recaro seats in Economy. travelling to Europe, United Kingdom, Middle – A new standard of luxury at the new Los – Priority check-in for eligible customers and a East and North Africa with 98 services per Angeles Business Lounge, Hong Kong and generous baggage allowance. week between Australia and Dubai and over Singapore lounges. – The only carrier to operate the award-winning 50 codeshare destinations. – Customers can choose to eat on the ground in A380 aircraft between Australia and the – The only non-stop flight between Sydney and Qantas lounges to maximise their sleep in the air. United States as well as holding the title for Johannesburg with onward connection to – Eligible customers can access over 600 lounges operating the world’s largest aircraft on the 26 interline destinations in 16 countries. globally through our oneworld partners. world’s longest route on SYD-DFW. Access the full suite at qantas.sharepoint.com/ourcompany/International/Pages/International-Sales-Collateral.aspx Correct as at December 2014. Schedules subject to change. QANTAS TO NORTH AMERICA: Qantas Alliances Unmatched coverage with our partners Network Qantas is the only airline to offer a morning, midday and evening departure from Australia to the United 150+ 6 direct services between States. With our partners, there is more choice than Codeshare Sydney and Vancouver in ever before when flying to destinations across city pairs January 2015 with onward Connects within North America. connections across Canada via our codeshare partner Award-winning A380 aircraft 4 hrs over VANCOUVER WestJet. Qantas is the only carrier to operate the award-winning 170 flights A380 aircraft between Australia and the United States. LOS ANGELES (via LAX and DFW gateways) Los Angeles Business Lounge BOSTON 31 QF flights Enjoy a new standard of luxury and convenience at per week the Los Angeles Business Lounge where eligible SAN Qantas passengers can relax, work and dine prior to 10 codeshare FRANCISCO their flight. DENVER WASHINGTON flights per week DC via PPT (Tahiti) LAS VEGAS Loyalty and NAN (Fiji) Be rewarded. Qantas Frequent Flyer members can earn and use Qantas Points on eligible Qantas flights within and between Australia and North America. HONOLULU HOUSTON MIAMI 4 flights per week NEW DALLAS/ CANCUN YORK Increasing from 3 to 4 FORT WORTH flights per week from JFK 20 December 2014 6 QF flights per week 7 QF flights per week via LAX 8 flights All A380 services per week Our codeshare partners Complimentary oneworld global support* services offered at LAX, DFW and JFK * Subject to operational constraints Qantas to North America North America network North America fleet and product Frequent Flyer oneworld and destinations Qantas is the only carrier to operate the award- Membership has many benefits, making every As oneworld members, Qantas and American winning four cabin A380 aircraft between trip rewarding. Airlines customers enjoy the additional benefit Qantas offers unmatched coverage from Australia and the United States, providing a 3 of oneworld Global Support teams at Los Australia to North America via our – Earn and redeem Qantas Points on eligible four key world-class flying experience with award- Angeles, Dallas and New York. gateway cities: Los Angeles, Dallas/Fort Worth, Qantas flights between Australia and winning business seats. Qantas is also the only Honolulu, Los Angeles, Dallas and New York. oneworld Global Support teams proactively New York and Honolulu. carrier to provide a journey of unsurpassed 3 monitor connecting flights for Qantas customers. Qantas offers twice-daily services to Los luxury with our First cabin between Australia – Earn Status credits on all eligible Qantas flights which count towards your membership The support team will endeavour to assist Angeles from Sydney as well as 10 services per and North America. disrupted passengers successfully meet their week from Melbourne and daily services from Status and more privileges. Qantas services offer unrivalled personal connections and have baggage transferred to its Brisbane on B747 and A380 aircraft. Additionally, – Earn and redeem on eligible3 flights and fares service, award-winning food and wine, on- final destination. with our partners American Airlines and Alaska Qantas offers 6 flights per week to Dallas/Fort demand inflight entertainment and a checked Airlines to more than 100 destinations within This service is also available in Miami and Worth—all A380 services. Qantas connects baggage allowance for all customers. to over 150 city pairs across North America, North America. Chicago O’Hare. Canada and Mexico with codeshare partners At our new Los Angeles Business Lounge, When travelling beyond the Qantas-operated 2 American Airlines, Alaska Airlines and WestJet. eligible passengers will enjoy features such as a network on codeshare flights (with a QF flight communal fireplace, a central glass atrium and From Dallas/Fort Worth—American Airlines’ number) operated by American Airlines, Alaska Qantas Chef Neil Perry-designed menus inspired hub—Qantas connects within 4 hours to Airlines and WestJet, Frequent Flyer’s can: by multicultural California. Eligible2 passengers over 130 flights within North America alone. can also enjoy the extensive American Airlines – Earn Qantas Points and Status credits at the Business-friendly schedule with early morning lounge network. same rate as flying on a Qantas aircraft. arrivals/late departures at LAX. American – Enjoy Qantas lounge access if travelling on an Airlines/US Airways merger creating the world’s All transcontinental LAX and SFO
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