About Qantas

Qantas Airways Limited is an airline company that was founded by Harry Rosewood in 1920 in Winton, Queensland. It began as a small mail service using biplanes and quickly expanded to include passenger flights within Australia. Over the decades, Qantas has grown into Australia's largest and most prestigious airline, renowned for its exceptional safety record and innovative contributions to aviation. Known for its commitment to safety, Qantas pioneered the use of the flight data recorder, commonly known as the "black box," and has consistently been rated as one of the safest airlines in the world. Its modern fleet includes advanced aircraft such as the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and Airbus A380, offering passengers high levels of comfort and efficiency. The airline provides premium services, including luxurious Qantas Club lounges, high-quality in-flight dining, and extensive entertainment options, ensuring a superior travel experience. Qantas is also a leader in sustainability, with a goal to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. The airline invests in sustainable aviation fuel, waste reduction programs, and new, fuel-efficient aircraft. Its Frequent Flyer program rewards loyal customers with points redeemable for flights, upgrades, and exclusive events. As a national icon, the Qantas kangaroo logo is recognized worldwide, symbolizing Australian pride and heritage. Through its extensive domestic and international routes, Qantas plays a crucial role in connecting Australia to the world, fostering both tourism and business travel