Limits: Qantas' Perth–London Flight Sits At The Absolute Edge Of What A Boeing 787 Can Physically Do
Qantas may have an aircraft capable of reaching London from Perth, but real-world performance depends on the conditions of each flight.
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Qantas adds dishes from beloved Singapore restaurant to lounges after it closes
Qantas announced that it has added two dishes from a beloved Singapore restaurant to its airport lounges, preserving…
AeroTime•Jean Carmela Lim2 Jul
June routes roundup: Qantas to launch its first Project Sunrise route in 2027
Qantas confirmed the launch of its first Project Sunrise route, a milestone for the airline and commercial aviation. The Australian airline will begin operating nonstop flights between Sydney and London Heathrow as of October 2027 using Airbus A350-1000ULR aircraft. These ultra-long-haul services will operate alongside Qantas’s current routes in the Australia–United Kingdom market, which are […]
Flightradar24 Blog•Sebastián Polito30 Jun
Goodbye High Fares? Where VietJet's New Australian Airline Could Fly
VietJet's bold move to break the Qantas-Virgin duopoly in Australia could shake up the aviation industry.
Qantas Vs Emirates Vs Singapore Airlines: Which Carrier Wins The Airbus A380 Experience?
The Airbus A380 has staged an improbable comeback, serving as the ultimate canvas for aviation luxury.
Qantas & Jetstar Launching 7 Exciting New Routes: See The Full List
Qantas will be the only airline connecting Australia and Las Vegas, with scheduled flights set to take off from December 29.
Is Sydney Airport Really Getting A New Airline With 7 Daily Flights This Year?
A foreign-owned domestic carrier in Sydney could shake up Australia's aviation industry, challenging the longstanding Qantas-Virgin duopoly.
Qantas adds 45,000 seats to Tokyo and New Zealand routes for summer peak season
Qantas will add more than 45,000 seats on flights to Tokyo and Queenstown, responding to continued demand for…
AeroTime•Jean Carmela Lim29 Jun
Up To 25-Hour Flights: The Airbus A380's 10 Extremely Long Routes In 2026 [Map]
Qantas' Sydney to London A380 route, with a stop in Singapore, is the longest at an impressive 25 hours and 30 minutes.
Qantas unveils the next evolution of Project Sunrise A350-1000ULR cabins
The A350-1000ULR has been configured with just 238 seats, the lowest seat density of any A350 around the world. The first non-stop services between Sydney and London will begin in October...
The 8 Routes The Airbus A380 Has Been Deployed On The Most So Far In 2026
2026's thickest A380 routes are dominated by Emirates, with Singapore Airlines and Qantas also being big hitters.
Inside Qantas' Brand-New Pilot & Crew Rest Areas Built For 22-Hour Project Sunrise Flights
Anticipation grows for Project Sunrise, which is set to launch in 2027.
9-Hour Boeing 737 Flights: Qantas Launches This Exciting New Route [Map]
The carrier relaunches its connection between Sydney and Samoa via a stopover in Auckland.
Inside The Bottlenecks Keeping Airbus From Delivering Qantas' Project Sunrise Jets On Time
Project Sunrise has been pushed back to 2027, which has many industry observers worried, but is it actually time to panic?
How Qantas' $128 Billion Fleet Renewal Project Is Reshaping The Airline's Future
Qantas' massive fleet renewal will introduce A350s, A321XLRs and A220s, transforming its network and future growth plans.
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Qantas unveils first Project Sunrise route and onboard experience
Qantas has revealed new details about its long awaited Project Sunrise programme, confirming that the first non stop flights between Sydney and London will begin in October 2027. The airline has also unveiled the onboard experience passengers can expect on what will become one of the world’s longest commercial flights. Sydney to London chosen Qantas […]
Travel Radar•Layla Hamis19 Jun
Qantas Backtracks On 33-Inch Legroom Project Sunrise Promise To Add Extra-Legroom Seats
As Qantas' Project Sunrise edges closer to launch, attention shifts from route maps to seat maps.
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AvTalk Episode 375: Progress, but to what end?
On this week’s episode of AvTalk, Indian investigators issue a progress note, but don’t necessarily note their progress. After more than a decade of negotiations the European Parliament keeps its signature airline compensation legislation much the same. Qantas announces the first Project Sunrise route for its forthcoming Airbus A350-1000ULRs. And Spirt gets the go-ahead to auction off its assets, including its coveted slots at La Guardia Airport in New York. Helpful links for this week’s episode * IATA’s Save a life, not a bag campaign * Reuters reporting on the Pope’s plane problems * Delta Material Services Check back soon for a transcript of this week’s episode.
Flightradar24 Blog•Flightradar2419 Jun
Project Sunrise: what Qantas passengers can expect on a heroic 22-hour flight
Now that Qantas has finally confirmed London-Heathrow (LHR) as the first destination for its long-awaited Project Sunrise, focus…
AeroTime•Ian Molyneaux19 Jun
Qantas Takes Away Legroom On World’s Longest Flight, Going Back On Promise
In late 2027, Qantas will launch the world’s longest nonstop flight, from Sydney (SYD) to London (LHR), using specially configured Airbus A350-1000ULRs, in what’s referred to as ”Project Sunrise.” With a flight time of well over 20 hours, these flights will be an absolute marathon, especially for those in economy.
One Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig19 Jun