Qantas Group-backed QantasLink (QF) final Boeing 717 completed its last commercial flight today (October 26, 2024), landing in Canberra at 18:00, concluding a significant chapter in Australian aviation history.
Qantas A220
Qantas Airbus A220 aircraft made first landing in Tasmania today, bringing enhanced passenger comfort and sustainability to the Apple Isle.
Qantas disclosed information about Airbus A220 interior (cabin) and specifying when the jet is anticipated to commence its service.
In recent days, Qantas (QF) has submitted modifications to its service schedule for North America starting July 2024.
As the inaugural aircraft of its kind in Australia, the A220s are anticipated to facilitate the launch of new direct domestic and short-haul international routes as more of these aircraft are integrated into the fleet.
Australia’s national airline, Qantas Group (QF), has received its first delivery of the next-generation Airbus A220, marking the 20th operator of this aircraft model.
QantasLink A220 has completed its first test flight, taking off from
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The next-generation QantasLink A220s are intended to gradually replace the current Boeing 717s operating on flights throughout Australia.
With the new Boeing 787’s arrival, Australian flag carrier Qantas (QF) bolsters its international network and boosts the frequency of Sydney (SYD) Auckland (AKL) New York (JFK) flights from three to four per week from late October.
Construction has commenced on the Qantas (QF) Group’s inaugural Airbus A220 aircraft, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s fleet renewal program.