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North America Over 33 direct services between Sydney and Vancouver in Canadian summer/winter seasons with onward Connects within 4 hours over 200 200+ connections across Canada flights (via LAX and DFW gateways) Codeshare city pairs Vancouver Network San Francisco Boston Qantas is the only airline to offer a morning and late * afternoon departure from Australia to the United 6 QF flights per week States. With our partners, there is more choice 2 codeshare flights than ever before when flying to destinations across per week via NAN (Fiji) North America. Denver Washington DC Next generation B787-9 Dreamliners Qantas’ next generation B787-9 Dreamliner aircraft Las Vegas currently operate between Melbourne and Los Los Angeles Angeles. From September 2018, they will also 27# QF flights per week operate between Melbourne–San Francisco; and 19 codeshare flights Brisbane–Los Angeles–New York. per week via AKL (New Award-winning A380 aircraft Zealand), PPT (Tahiti) Qantas is the only carrier to operate the award- and NAN (Fiji) Houston winning A380 aircraft between Australia and the United States. Miami Los Angeles Business and First Lounge Enjoy a new standard of luxury and convenience at the Los Angeles Business and First Lounge where Honolulu Cancun eligible Qantas passengers can relax, work and dine 5 QF flights per week prior to their flight. 10 JQ flights per week Loyalty New York JFK Be rewarded. Qantas Frequent Flyer members can 7 QF flights per week earn and use Qantas Points on eligible Qantas flights via LAX within and between Australia and North America. Dallas/Fort Worth Our codeshare partners Qantas to North America: 7 QF flights per week (All A380 services) Unmatched Complimentary oneworld global support* services offered at LAX, DFW and JFK coverage with *Subject to operational constraints * From 1 September 2018, QF will operate an additional 4 flights per week from Melbourne to San Francisco. our partners # This includes Qantas’ new MEL–LAX vv service, which launched December 2017 operating six flights per week. From 1 September 2018, this new service will reduce to 2 flights per week. North America network Codeshare partner Alaska Airlines offers additional and destinations coverage of North America’s West Coast via Los Angeles and San Francisco including destinations such as Qantas offers unmatched coverage from Australia Anchorage, Seattle, Portland and Vancouver. With to North America via our six key gateway cities: codeshare partner WestJet, customers can connect Los Angeles, Dallas/Fort Worth, San Francisco, to Canada’s key domestic hubs — Vancouver, Calgary, New York, Honolulu and Vancouver. and Edmonton — within 4 hours of arriving into Los Angeles or Honolulu on a Qantas International flight. Qantas also provides a journey of unsurpassed Frequent Flyer Qantas offers a daily service to Los Angeles from Within Canada, Qantas customers can access 50 Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane on A380 and B747 luxury with our First cabin between Australia and codeshare city pairs. Qantas codeshares on Jetstar Membership has many benefits, making every aircraft and an additional 6 services per week North America. services to Honolulu to complement Qantas 5 flights trip rewarding. to Los Angeles from Melbourne on the new B789 per week from Sydney. Qantas services offer unrivalled personal service, Dreamliner aircraft. Additionally, Qantas offers 7 2 award-winning food and wine, ondemand inflight • Earn and redeem Qantas Points on eligible flights per week to Dallas/Fort Worth — all A380 entertainment and a checked baggage allowance Qantas flights between Australia and Honolulu, services — and 6 flights per week to San Francisco. North America fleet and product for all customers. Los Angeles, Dallas/Fort Worth, San Francisco, Qantas connects to over 200 city pairs across On 15 December 2017, Los Angeles to Melbourne New York, Honolulu and Vancouver. North America with codeshare partners American At our new Los Angeles Business and First Lounge, was the inaugural route for Qantas’ next generation 2 1 • Earn Status credits on all eligible Qantas flights Airlines, Alaska Airlines and WestJet. Qantas B789 Dreamliner aircraft. On 1 September 2018, eligible passengers will enjoy features such as a which count towards your membership Status codeshares with American Airlines on seasonal Qantas will expand B789 services to Melbourne– communal fireplace, a central glass atrium and and more privileges. daily services to Los Angeles from Auckland with San Francisco and Brisbane–Los Angeles–New York. Qantas Chef Neil Perry-designed menus inspired by 2 B789 aircraft offering connections to Australia Built for comfort, the Qantas Dreamliner offers multicultural California. Eligible passengers can also • Earn and redeem on eligible2 flights and fares on Qantas and within New Zealand on Jetstar. customers larger windows, a smoother, quieter ride enjoy the extensive American Airlines lounge network or with our partners American Airlines and Alaska and better air quality to reduce jetlag. Alaska Airlines lounges. Airlines to more than 100 destinations within From Dallas/Fort Worth — American Airlines’ hub — North America. When travelling beyond the Qantas- Each of the Qantas Dreamliner cabins have been All transcontinental LAX and SFO to JFK services Qantas connects within 4 hours to over 160 flights operated network on codeshare flights (with a designed to ensure a premium customer experience. are operated by American Airlines’ A321T service. within North America alone. Business-friendly QF flight number) operated by American Airlines, Business class boasts Qantas’ new Business suites American Airlines is the only airline to offer a three schedule with early morning arrivals/late departures Alaska Airlines and WestJet, Frequent Flyer’s can: at LAX. American Airlines is the world’s largest airline with a fully flat bed and direct aisle access. Qantas’ class service with both First and Business class with nearly 6,700 daily flights to more than 330 next generation Premium Economy seats are wider, offering lie-flat beds on these brand new aircraft. − Earn Qantas Points and Status credits at the ergonomically designed and feature a unique recline destinations in more than 50 countries. American Airlines has embarked on a largescale same rate as flying on a Qantas aircraft. motion that provides customers a class-leading level fleet renewal and product transformation program of comfort. The Dreamliner’s all new Economy seats − Enjoy Qantas lounge access if travelling on an including the world’s largest order of aircraft with 2 are larger, with integrated mood lighting a 12” high eligible flight . nearly 600 narrow-body Boeing 737–800s and Airbus definition touch screen. A321T/A321 and A319 — equivalent to 2 new aircraft oneworld Qantas is the only carrier to operate the award- deliveries per week. All new deliveries have inflight winning four cabin A380 aircraft between Australia wi-fi, seatback IFE, leather seats in all cabins (except As oneworld members, Qantas and American Airlines and the United States, providing a world-class flying A321T) and in-seat power. Additional investments customers enjoy the additional benefit of oneworld experience with award-winning business seats. include a new, modern design for Admirals Club Global Support teams at Los Angeles, Dallas and lounges worldwide and an upgraded assortment of New York. complimentary healthy food and cocktails. oneworld Global Support teams proactively monitor connecting flights for Qantas customers. The support team will endeavour to assist disrupted passengers successfully meet their connections and have baggage transferred to its final destination. This service is also available in Miami and Chicago O’Hare. Qantas to 1For terms and conditions visit qantas.com.au/travel/airlines/airport-lounges/global/en. 2 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. North America Please visit qantas.com.au/terms. Correct as at 30 April 2018. Schedules subject to change..
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