Get there sooner with direct flights In March 2018, Qantas launched the first direct flight between the UK and Australia, flying the 9,000 miles from Heathrow to Perth in around 17 hours on a Boeing 787 Dreamliner. These daily flights have eliminated the need for a stopover and sliced nearly three hours off the previous quickest journey, making it the fastest route to Australia. Customers clearly agree, with positive feedback for all cabins.
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Make the most of Perth as a hub
The Western Australian capital is now a major hub, with same-day connections to cities such as Adelaide, Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney, plus other Western Australian hotspots including Geraldton, Port Hedland and Indian Ocean resort town Broome. The new Perth International Transit Lounge is also designed for health and wellness, with options including stretching classes,
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light therapy body clock intervention and an outdoor barbecue area.
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Explore Australia’s route network
Combining international and domestic flights with Qantas Explorer fares to more than 30 destinations Down Under can make for significant savings compared with booking them separately.
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Award-winning premium economy
According to the Skytrax World Airline Awards 2017, Qantas’ A380s – which fly to Australia from London, via Singapore – have the world’s best premium economy class. Optimised legroom, extending footrests and noise-cancelling headsets are part of the deal in a private, 35-seat upper deck cabin with dedicated flight attendants. More recently, the Qantas Dreamliner introduced a brand-new Premium Economy cabin, giving customers another new design to experience.
HOW TO ENTER
To be in with a chance of winning The Ultimate Aussie Adventure, simply make and ticket a Qantas booking to Australia, with at least two Qantas-operated international
sectors, before the closing date of October 31. Make sure you’ve completed at least three modules on the Qantas Learning Hub, and five modules on the Aussie Specialist Program during the promotion period, then log your booking at
ultimateaussieadventure.com Each person on the booking will earn you one entry into the prize draw. You can earn a bonus entry per person on the booking for every ticket that includes a domestic flight using the Qantas Explorer fare, making use of the extensive Qantas network across Australia. So don’t hang around – register your bookings today for your chance to jet off Down Under on The Ultimate Aussie Adventure of your own!
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Make yourself comfortable
Economy comes with ergonomically designed seats, netted footrests and generous legroom – plus a choice of three meals and self-serve snack bars. Meanwhile, Business offers two-metre fully-flat beds, plus massaging seats, personal reading lights and exclusively designed menus.
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The best food and drink in the air Qantas’ long-standing collaboration with top Sydney restaurant Rockpool makes for innovative, healthy dishes using quality Aussie produce and award-winning wine menus. Economy passengers also have a self-service snack bar, so the taste of Australia starts before you land.
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Enjoy onboard entertainment
There’s no excuse for being bored. Qantas’ personal entertainment screens come with more than 1,500
entertainment options, including over 300 hours of movies and TV box sets as well as music playlists, moving maps, interactive games, radio channels and in-seat messaging.
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See the world with the partner network Qantas has partnerships or affiliations with 50 airlines, and membership of the oneworld alliance means flights to and within Australia can be built into round-the- world tickets cost-effectively. Frequent-flyer points earned with the likes of British Airways and American Airlines can be credited to a Qantas Frequent Flyer account, or vice versa, while the benefits of tier status with other oneworld airlines are also applied on Qantas flights.
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