Qantas Route Map 2026

The Qantas (QF) route map for 2026 covers 131 routes connecting 20 destinations from 20 departure cities. Use the interactive map above to explore the full Qantas flight network and find connections between any two airports.

Top Qantas destinations include Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (Sydney (Mascot)), Melbourne Airport (Melbourne), Perth International Airport (Perth), Brisbane International Airport (Brisbane), and London Heathrow Airport (London). Major departure cities include Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (Sydney (Mascot)), Melbourne Airport (Melbourne), and Perth International Airport (Perth).

Browse Qantas seat maps to see detailed cabin layouts for every aircraft, or view the Qantas fleet to compare all aircraft types. Click any route on the map to see seat maps for that flight.

Qantas Route Map FAQ

How many routes does Qantas fly?

Qantas (QF) operates 131 routes connecting 20 destinations worldwide. The airline serves travelers from 20 departure cities.

What are Qantas's main destinations?

Qantas's most popular destinations include Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (Sydney (Mascot)), Melbourne Airport (Melbourne), Perth International Airport (Perth), Brisbane International Airport (Brisbane), London Heathrow Airport (London). These airports receive the highest number of QF flights.

What is Qantas's airline code?

Qantas's IATA airline code is QF. This code is used for booking flights, on tickets, and for flight tracking. Flight numbers starting with QF are operated by Qantas.

Where does Qantas fly?

Qantas flies to 20 destinations from 20 departure cities, operating 131 routes in total. Popular destinations include Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (Sydney (Mascot)), Melbourne Airport (Melbourne), Perth International Airport (Perth), Brisbane International Airport (Brisbane), and London Heathrow Airport (London). View the interactive Qantas route map above to explore all destinations.

Where does Qantas fly from?

Qantas operates flights from 20 departure cities. Major hubs include Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (Sydney (Mascot)), Melbourne Airport (Melbourne), Perth International Airport (Perth), Brisbane International Airport (Brisbane), Auckland International Airport (Auckland).