Editing Qantas Airways (section)

=== Route Network ===
Qantas offers an extensive network of domestic and international routes, with a focus on connecting Australia to major cities across the globe. The airline operates through its two primary hubs: '''Sydney Kingsford Smith International Airport (SYD)''' and '''Melbourne Tullamarine Airport (MEL)'''. Additional hubs include '''Brisbane Airport (BNE)''' and '''Perth Airport (PER)'''.

* '''Domestic Routes''': Qantas operates a comprehensive domestic network, connecting major cities such as '''Sydney''', '''Melbourne''', '''Brisbane''', '''Adelaide''', '''Perth''', and '''Hobart'''. The airline also offers flights to regional destinations within Australia and to remote areas.
* '''International Routes''': Qantas flies to over '''85 destinations''' across '''Asia''', '''Europe''', '''North America''', and '''the Middle East'''. Notable destinations include '''London''', '''New York''', '''Los Angeles''', '''Singapore''', '''Tokyo''', '''Hong Kong''', '''Dubai''', and '''Vancouver'''. The airline has a long-standing presence in '''Europe''' and '''North America''', with key routes connecting Australia to major cities worldwide.

Qantas is also part of the '''Oneworld Alliance''', which provides its passengers with additional access to destinations via its global network of partner airlines.
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