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10 Qantas |Annual Report 2007
Qantas Highlights
International
Qantas unveiled new state-of-the-art
interior and seating to be installed onboard
its fleet of 20 A380 aircraft, which are
scheduled for delivery from August 2008.
Domestic
During 2007, Qantas added a total of more
than 435,000 seats across a number of routes.
Regional
Qantas continues to grow through
a $200 million investment in new aircraft
dedicated to regional routes.
Qantas is one of the world’s premier airlines, offering
the most comprehensive route network across Australia
and an extensive range of international services.
Qantas flies around 2,300 domestic flights a week to
18 destinations. QantasLink, Australia’s largest regional
carrier, provides 2,000 services a week to 49 Australian
destinations. Internationally, Qantas operates around
750 flights a week to destinations in Asia Pacific,
the Americas, Europe and Africa.
New Routes
New Products Qantas
New Fleet