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Australia Qantas aircraft, Megawallpapers: "Qantas" (IATA: QF, ICAO: QFA, and Callsign: Qantas) is the name and callsign of the oldest and largest airline of Australia. Qantas is the third oldest airline in the world after KLM, the national airline of the Netherlands, and Avianca from Colombia. Qantas was formerly an acronym for the "Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services." The company is traded on the Australian Stock Exchange as "QAN."
On 14 December 2005, Qantas announced an order for 115 Boeing 787-8 and 787-9 aircraft (45 firm orders, 20 options and 50 purchase rights). The 787 was chosen after a very competitive selection process in which it competed directly with the Airbus A350. The aircraft will allow Qantas to replace their current 767-300 fleet, increase capacity and establish new routes. Jetstar, Qantas' low-cost subsidiary, will also operate 10 of the new aircraft on international routes. The first of the 787s are scheduled to be delivered to Jetstar in August 2008.
In mid-2005 Qantas announced it would recommence services to Beijing, Seoul, Vancouver and San Francisco. Also in mid-2005 Qantas annouced it would increase services to Shanghai and Johannesburg. On 30 November 2005 Qantas annouced that services to New York would go from 3 per week to 5 per week from 27 February 2006. There are also plans to increase services to India, by making the current three times weekly service to Mumbai (Bombay) into a daily return flight.
Fleet - The Qantas fleet consists of the following aircraft (at December 2005):
5 BAe 146
4 Airbus A330-201
10 Airbus A330-303
20 Boeing 737-400 (comprising 19 Boeing 737-476 and 1 Boeing 737-4L7)
29 Boeing 737-838 (further 4 on order)
6 Boeing 747-338
30 Boeing 747-400 (comprising 21 Boeing 747-438, 6 Boeing 747-438ER, 2 Boeing 747-4H6 and 1 Boeing 747-48E)
24 Boeing 767-300ER (comprising 17 Boeing 767-338ER and 7 Boeing 767-336ER)
35 Boeing 787s (on ord...
Australia Qantas aircraft, Megawallpapers: "Qantas" (IATA: QF, ICAO: QFA, and Callsign: Qantas) is the name and callsign of the oldest and largest airline of Australia. Qantas is the third oldest airline in the world after KLM, the national airline of the Netherlands, and Avianca from Colombia. Qantas was formerly an acronym for the "Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services." The company is traded on the Australian Stock Exchange as "QAN."
On 14 December 2005, Qantas announced an order for 115 Boeing 787-8 and 787-9 aircraft (45 firm orders, 20 options and 50 purchase rights). The 787 was chosen after a very competitive selection process in which it competed directly with the Airbus A350. The aircraft will allow Qantas to replace their current 767-300 fleet, increase capacity and establish new routes. Jetstar, Qantas' low-cost subsidiary, will also operate 10 of the new aircraft on international routes. The first of the 787s are scheduled to be delivered to Jetstar in August 2008.
In mid-2005 Qantas announced it would recommence services to Beijing, Seoul, Vancouver and San Francisco. Also in mid-2005 Qantas annouced it would increase services to Shanghai and Johannesburg. On 30 November 2005 Qantas annouced that services to New York would go from 3 per week to 5 per week from 27 February 2006. There are also plans to increase services to India, by making the current three times weekly service to Mumbai (Bombay) into a daily return flight.
Fleet - The Qantas fleet consists of the following aircraft (at December 2005):
5 BAe 146
4 Airbus A330-201
10 Airbus A330-303
20 Boeing 737-400 (comprising 19 Boeing 737-476 and 1 Boeing 737-4L7)
29 Boeing 737-838 (further 4 on order)
6 Boeing 747-338
30 Boeing 747-400 (comprising 21 Boeing 747-438, 6 Boeing 747-438ER, 2 Boeing 747-4H6 and 1 Boeing 747-48E)
24 Boeing 767-300ER (comprising 17 Boeing 767-338ER and 7 Boeing 767-336ER)
35 Boeing 787s (on ord...
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