Qantas (QF)
370 non-stop routes across 101 airports. Main hub: Sydney (SYD).
Main hubs for Qantas
Where Qantas concentrates its operations — sorted by routes flown from each airport.
Where Qantas flies most
Top destination countries by route count.
Related guides
Sibling pages from across Flightmaps — country aggregations, airport rosters, and visa context for Qantas.
Top Qantas destinations
Sydney · 59 routesBrisbane · 42 routesMelbourne · 32 routesPerth · 25 routesAdelaide · 13 routesDarwin · 9 routesAuckland · 8 routesCairns · 8 routesSingapore · 7 routesTownsville · 7 routesCanberra · 6 routesAlice Springs · 5 routes
Qantas network at a glance
- 370 non-stop routes
- 101 airports served
- Total network span: 1,131,060 km
- Longest route: LHR-PER (14,507 km)
- Shortest route: BCI-LRE (106 km)
Frequently asked questions about Qantas
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How many routes does Qantas operate?
Qantas (QF) operates 370 non-stop routes across 101 airports worldwide.
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What is Qantas's main hub?
Qantas's busiest hub is Sydney (SYD) in Australia, with 59 non-stop routes from this airport alone.
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What is Qantas's longest route?
Qantas's longest non-stop route is LHR-PER at 14,507 km.
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Where does Qantas fly the most?
Qantas flies most often to Australia, with 293 routes serving destinations in Australia.