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Boeing 747-400 20 4 24
Boeing 747-400ER 6 6
Boeing 747-300* 5 5
Boeing 767-300ER 19 10 29
Boeing 737-800 24 9 33
Boeing 737-400 21 21
Boeing 737-300† 9 9
Airbus A330-300 10 10
Airbus A330-200 4 4
Airbus A320-200^ 24 24
Boeing 717-200 14 14
Bombardier Dash 8 100/200/300
(including Q Series) 31 31
Bombardier Q400 4 4
British Aerospace 146 2 2
153 63 216
Aircraft Type
Owned, HP and Finance Leases
Operating Leases
Total in Service
OperationQantas Group
Total
Airbus A380
The Airbus A380 – the world’s largest passenger aircraft – will
provide increased capacity on payload critical routes and into slot
constrained airports such as London and Los Angeles.
The fi rst A380 is expected in late 2007, with delivery completed
by mid-2009. Qantas will have 12 A380s in its fl eet by the time the
Group’s fi rst B787 arrives.
Fleet Renewal
At 30 June 2006, the Qantas Group operated a fl eet of 216 aircraft.
The following aircraft were brought into service during 2005/06:
• 15 A320-200s;
• six B737-800s;
• four Q400s; and
• three A330-300s.
Between 30 June 2006 and 30 September 2006, an additional
two Q400s will also be added to the fl eet.
The following aircraft were retired during 2005/06:
• seven BAe146s;
• two B737-300s; and
• two Dash 8 100s.
Aircraft Naming
The Qantas Group’s program of naming aircraft after Australian
towns, cities and regions is being extended to Australian aviation
pioneers for the new A380 fl eet.
The fi rst A380 will be named in honour of 91 year-old aviatrix
Nancy Bird Walton, one of Australia’s fi rst female commercial pilots.
During 2005/06, Qantas B737-800 aircraft were named Australind,
Bathurst Island, Cann River, Evandale, Moree, Queanbeyan and
Wangaratta. A330-300 aircraft were named Cairns, Noosa and
Port Stephens; and Q400 aircraft were named Emerald, Gladstone,
Mackay and Yeppoon.
Operational Aircraft Fleet (as at 30 June 2006)
* excludes one aircraft not in operational service
† includes two aircraft that are in the process of being converted
to freighters
^ operated by Jetstar
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