Flying into the Future
Qantas has selected the Boeing 787 as the cornerstone of its domestic and international fleet renewal program. Under the fleet plan, the Qantas Group will acquire up to 115 Boeing 787 aircraft.
The Boeing 787 provides breakthrough technology, enabling Qantas to fly further to more point-to-point destinations throughout the world. It's lighter fuselage, which is constructed from composite material, will allow the aircraft to:
The decision to invest in the Boeing 787 further underpins the commitment to safety, quality and innovation that has marked the Qantas story over the past 85 years.
Qantas has selected the Boeing 787 as the cornerstone of its domestic and international fleet renewal program. Under the fleet plan, the Qantas Group will acquire up to 115 Boeing 787 aircraft.
The Boeing 787 provides breakthrough technology, enabling Qantas to fly further to more point-to-point destinations throughout the world. It's lighter fuselage, which is constructed from composite material, will allow the aircraft to:
- fly further with a full load,
- burn less fuel,
- fly faster than any other aircraft of its size, and
- reduce maintenance cost and timing.
- Increased window size and a lower cabin altitude pressure that reduces the effects of jetlag.
- A unique 'double bubble' design that increases width at shoulder height to ensure the most spacious cabin feel for passengers.
The decision to invest in the Boeing 787 further underpins the commitment to safety, quality and innovation that has marked the Qantas story over the past 85 years.