QF Route Map Wish List

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moa999

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 02 Jul 2011

Total posts 835


Paris and Frankfurt like LHR are perfect for Perth, Adelaide and Canberra passengers

But if the 777/350 can do SYD/MEL-LHR, they can also fly to CDG/FRA which reduces you to PER/WA and maybe ADL pax, which is possibly less viable


I'd hope CASA allows QF to put 787s on SYD and PER-JNB with ETOPS330

aniljak

Member since 15 Sep 2012

Total posts 99

I agree with need for Australia - India direct or at least Qf flying via Singapore then on to India with own aircraft.

One point to note with Honolulu is for flights onwards to non US destinations they keep you in gate lounge! So no lounges or sjopping etc. Flew to Canada via Honolulu years ago and all transit passengers stuck in gate lounge for over 2 hoiurs

Dredgy

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 02 Apr 2017

Total posts 182

ROK-SYD. I'm a simple man.

oruspicarous

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 18 Jun 2015

Total posts 30

MEL-DFW

MEL-BOM
MEL-JNB/CPT
MEL-PVG
MEL-ICN

drgmarshall

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 10 May 2012

Total posts 106

Perth to Honolulu direct as a holiday destination for West Aussies. And Any East coast city direct to Seattle and also direct to Denver and/or Minneapolis St Paul.

airADL

Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer

Member since 25 Mar 2014

Total posts 214

India please

Red Cee

Member since 15 Feb 2018

Total posts 151

I believe QF should at least look at

Daily service to YVR
SYD or BNE to LAS
MEL to DFW
BNE to DFW
SYD or BNE to YYZ (may not need to be daily)
SYD or MEL to ORD
SYD, MEL, BNE, ADL and PER to DXB to connect to EK flights in DXB
How are these for starters?

Bruce777

Aegean Airlines - Miles & Bonus

Member since 17 Sep 2017

Total posts 26

Qantas should think about expanding further into Europe:

Some seasonal or year-round routes which could work are:

Sydney/Perth - Frankfurt, Paris (depending on range capability of plane)
Melbourne - Rome, Athens (serving high Greek and Italian demand)
Also, USA:
Sydney - Chicago, New York (JFK) w/ possible stops in South America (Santiago, Buenos Aires) depending on range capability

Enough of Asian expansion, Qantas need to start focusing on ultra long-haul routes and addressing the fact that too many people have to stop in places such as Singapore, Dubai and Los Angeles in order to get Down-under, and give them the opportunity to fly direct (ordering the 787s was a good move, but they don't have enough range, Qantas need to commit to A350ULR and 777-8 soon). A350ULR seems like a good option, maybe confidence will be instilled in Qantas once Singapore start SIN-EWR again.


Red Cee

Member since 15 Feb 2018

Total posts 151

Does anyone know if Qantas is or will be monitoring these posts? Also, I believe they will have a wish list of their own, which would be based on locations where their bookings are taking the passengers. If Qantas are monitoring this post, can you please give us a clue, as we would rather you get the business rather than a foreign carrier.

Pc

Member since 13 Mar 2018

Total posts 3

Cairns - Singapore


SQ is really milking it with 5 Silkair flights a week (shortly going to 7). Flights always full and costs $1000 RT for 6.5 hours in a 737!!

hutch

Member since 07 Oct 2012

Total posts 772

Qantas should think about expanding further into Europe:
Some seasonal or year-round routes which could work are:

Sydney/Perth - Frankfurt, Paris (depending on range capability of plane)
Melbourne - Rome, Athens (serving high Greek and Italian demand)
Also, USA:
Sydney - Chicago, New York (JFK) w/ possible stops in South America (Santiago, Buenos Aires) depending on range capability

Enough of Asian expansion, Qantas need to start focusing on ultra long-haul routes and addressing the fact that too many people have to stop in places such as Singapore, Dubai and Los Angeles in order to get Down-under, and give them the opportunity to fly direct (ordering the 787s was a good move, but they don't have enough range, Qantas need to commit to A350ULR and 777-8 soon). A350ULR seems like a good option, maybe confidence will be instilled in Qantas once Singapore start SIN-EWR again.



But Asia is where the growth is... I'm all for expanding in Europe and North America, but ignoring Asia would be silly.

CityRail

Singapore Airlines - KrisFlyer

Member since 17 Nov 2014

Total posts 78

Perth - Hong Kong using A330-200

Cairns - Hong Kong using B737-800
Darwin - Hong Kong using B737-800
Darwin - Singapore using B737-800, replacing Jetstar
Cairns - Singapore using B737-800

boeingimgoing

Member since 26 Aug 2015

Total posts 4

I would like to see:

SYD-ORD
SYD-GRU
SYD-AKL-JFK
RESURRECT CNS-HNL-LAX 333
SYD-FCO/ATH/IST NON STOP
SYD-DXB DAILY 789 QF METAL THEN EK ON SHORTER HOPS TO EUROPE

aniljak

Member since 15 Sep 2012

Total posts 99

How about an alternative to both Singapore and Dubai?

What about reviving the old QF9 route Melbourne - Bombay - London of the late 80s? Tap into the fast growing indian economy and huge Indian population in Melbourne
KLM also flew 747-200 Melbourne Colombo Amsterdam although very heavily weight restrcicted in summer.


aniljak

Member since 15 Sep 2012

Total posts 99

Another thought is Australia - LAX - LHR

Air NZ has established itself on LAx -LHR route as providing great service.
Very popular with American and European premium passengers. Why can't Qantas grab a share of this? US airlines dont provide much competition!

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