Editing Qantas Airways (section)

=== Fleet and Aircraft ===
Qantas operates a modern and diverse fleet that includes both '''wide-body''' and '''narrow-body''' aircraft, which enables it to serve long-haul international routes, as well as short-haul domestic and regional services. As of 2024, Qantas operates more than '''120 aircraft''' across its domestic and international networks.

* '''Boeing 787 Dreamliner''': The '''Boeing 787''' is a cornerstone of Qantas’s long-haul fleet. The airline operates a variety of Dreamliner models, including the '''787-9''' and '''787-10''', which provide excellent fuel efficiency and passenger comfort for routes to Europe, North America, and Asia. With its quieter engines, larger windows, and lower cabin altitude, the Dreamliner offers a more comfortable flight experience.
* '''Airbus A380''': Qantas is one of the largest operators of the '''Airbus A380''', the world's largest passenger aircraft. The '''A380''' is used on high-demand long-haul routes to destinations like '''London''', '''Los Angeles''', and '''Hong Kong'''. The aircraft is known for its spacious cabins, quieter environment, and premium amenities in '''Business Class''' and '''First Class'''.
* '''Boeing 737''': For domestic and short-haul international flights, Qantas operates a fleet of '''Boeing 737''' aircraft. These jets are efficient for routes within Australia and to nearby international destinations like '''New Zealand''', '''Papua New Guinea''', and '''Indonesia'''.
* '''Airbus A330''': The '''A330''' is used for medium to long-haul routes. It is equipped with advanced features and provides a comfortable experience for passengers flying between Australia and destinations in '''Asia''' and '''the Middle East'''.

Qantas is also known for being an early adopter of '''sustainable aviation technologies''' and has made substantial investments in reducing its environmental impact by introducing more fuel-efficient aircraft, such as the '''787 Dreamliner''', which helps reduce carbon emissions.
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