Investing in our fleet: Major aircraft upgrades and arrivals
We've already welcomed 11 next-gen aircraft, with another seven expected to arrive in the coming months, including our first Airbus A321XLR, with Qantas among the first to operate this model. Our network also continues to expand, now connecting our customers to over 100 destinations worldwide. Recently, we've added Perth to Busselton, launching next month, and the popular leisure destination of Sapporo, announced last month.
We're thrilled to share these exciting investments in our customer experience, fleet, and cabins. Additionally, we'll soon be rolling out enhancements to our Qantas NDC Servicing and Support, all part of our commitment to supporting you on the Qantas NDC journey as we approach the launch of our new indirect distribution model on 1 July 2025.
Boeing 737s to get a cabin upgrade
New A321XLR touching down soon
Investing in our fleet
Group Boarding is flying further in 2025
We're continuing to roll out Group Boarding on Qantas and QantasLink flights. This way of boarding allocates every passenger into separate boarding groups to help reduce congestion at the gate and create a smoother boarding experience helping us get away on time.
Enjoy extra peace of mind with your Apple AirTag
When travelling with an Apple AirTag, you can now securely share the location of delayed baggage with our team. This new feature works alongside our existing baggage tracking tools, allowing our teams to help reunite you with your belongings as smoothly as possible.