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Painting of the first Qantas A380 at Airbus, Hamburg, 2008.Experience the A380 at www.qantas.com/a380 Painting of the...
A Qantas Boeing 747-400 (Longreach) taking off from Sydney airport on 24 December 2007.Amazing how long it takes for the thing to lift. 1 minute after throttling up. Qantas Boeing...
A Qantas flight about to land in Sydney is hit by lightning mid-air on the 5th of September 2004. Lightning strikes...
Pivotal scene in Rain Man where Raymond Babbit (Dennis Hoffman) states airline crash statistics to Charlie Babbit (Tom Cruise). Qantas never crashed
Qantas is Australias biggest airline company.This is a recent Qantas Australia T.V ad. It features the Australian youth choir. Qantas Australia...
A tribute to Qantas for the year 2007.Music by the qantas choir.Various photos from jetphotos.netVideo from flightlevel350.com Qantas Tribute 2007
Airbus A380 Delivery to Qantas. 19 September 2008Australias flagship airline, Qantas, has received the first of 20 Airbus A380s on order, at a ceremony in Toulouse, France. The Rolls-Royce powered aircraft was handed over to Qantas Chief Executive Officer, Geoff Dixon and Qantas CEO-Designate, Alan Joyce by Tom Enders, Airbus President and CEO and John Leahy, Airbus Chief Operating Officer Customers. Geoff Dixon said: When we ordered our A380 in 2000, we said that in addition to giving us the opportunity to reinvent our product, this revolutionary new aircraft offered capacity and operating savings, as well as environmental improvements. Everything we have seen since our initial order has reinforced this view.Qantas A380 cabin was created by internationally renowned designer Marc Newson. Typically the A380 seats 525 passengers in three-classes, however Qantas cabin is extra spacious with 450 seats (14 First, 72 Business, 32 Premium Economy and 332 Economy).The A380 sets the standards for the 21st century, said Tom Enders. More than 380 patents on board underline the aircrafts leadership in eco-efficiency and innovation and will allow Qantas to continue to grow whilst reducing its impact on the environment. We appreciate Australias iconic airline sharing the A380 vision with us from the very beginning.Qantas was the first customer to conclude the signing of a contract for the A380. In November 2000, it ordered 12 A380s, marking the first time in the airlines long history it had ordered Airbus aircraft. Qantas later increased its order for A380s to 20, and is now the second largest customer for the worlds most modern aircraft.The four Rolls Royce Trent 900 engines will each deliver up to 72,000 lbs of thrust, contributing to the aircrafts overall fuel efficiency of less than three litres of fuel per passenger per 100 kilometres.Rolls-Royce Chairman Simon Robertson said: We appreciate the opportunity once again to be an integral player in shaping the future success of Qantas, Australias iconic carrier and one of the worlds leading airlines. This occasion marks another milestone for the Trent 900, the market leading engine for the A380.The aircrafts efficiency and advanced technologies result in higher operational flexibility and outstanding economics, with a range of more than 15,000 km and seat-mile costs 20 per cent lower than its closest competitor. The A380 also provides vital extra passenger capacity without increasing the number of flights.Qantas A380 will stop-over in Singapore before arriving in Sydney on September 21st. Qantas first commercial A380 services will be launched on October 20th from Melbourne to Los Angeles, and on October 24th from Sydney to Los Angeles. Later Qantas will also fly the A380 to Singapore and London. Currently the Qantas group, including low-cost subsidiary Jetstar, has ordered a total of 110 aircraft directly from Airbus. Airbus A380...
Qantas 747 Classic Landing Honolulu from flightdeck/cockpit Qantas 747...
Please watch my favorite airline and im not an aussie the song is Keane-Everybody's changing Qantas
Qantas 747 Classic Departing Cairns from flightdeck/cockpit Qantas 747...
qantas a330-300 makes emergency landing at Learmonth airport at Exmouth,north of Perth,due to turbulence.Flight QF72 from Singapore to Perth-10 crew and 303 passengers.Qantas have despatched 2 planes to the scene to transport the uninjured passengers onto their original destination. The Australia Transport and Safety Bureau are investigating the incident. All injured persona have been taken to the Exmouth regional hospital.QANTAS hotline re passengers= 1800-062-241. QANTAS jet-36...
New Qantas TV Ad - The Spirit of TomorrowBrought to you by www.theaussieaviator.net Qantas Ad - The...
ANCHOR:Most Asian share markets crawled higher today, although regional automakers remain under pressure as global demand tumbles.Japan's Honda Motor fell amid reports it will scale down its overseas expansion plans in the U.S., India and Turkey.Hyundai Motors says it will cut output at most overseas factories, hit by plunging U.S. and global sales.Industry-wide U.S. sales in November fell for the 13th straight month to a 26-year low.On the plus side, shares of Australian flag carrier Qantas jumped after the government left the doors open to a possible $5.9 billion merger with British Airways.BA is already in merger talks with Spain's Iberia, and adding Qantas would create the world's biggest airline.Still, economic fundamentals in the region remain weak, with Australian growth at its slowest pace in eight years.Ahead of meetings of both the European Central Bank and Bank of England, the euro and sterling eased on expectations of hefty rate cuts. Market Report -...
Qantas is the worlds most experienced airline and holds an unequal safety record. I have put this video together to recognise its great success over the years. This is dedicated to my grandpa, who was highly involved in the aviation industry. Qantas - The...
Qantas Boeing B747-400 incidentA QANTAS jet made an emergency landing with a two metre by four metre hole in its underbody and baggage hanging out after it depressurised at 30,000 feet.Australian passengers have told of a terrifying mid-air emergency that left a gaping hole in the side of the Melbourne-bound Qantas plane, forcing an emergency landing in Manila. Fuselage tear: Pilot praised after landing. Somehow, the pilot managed to safely land the Boeing 747, en route from London to Melbourne, despite the QANTAS B747...
Charlie Babbit tries to get Raymond on a flight to LA but things don't go according to plan Rain Man Airport...
A short video showcasing the employment and sponsorship initiatives Qantas is involved in as part of the airline's Reconciliation Action Plan. Qantas Indigenous...
This flight was flown online Vatsim using Flight Simulator X and PMDG's 747-400X. Some video was played back with AI and the Antarctic Flight;...
Qantas B767-300 QF533 Emergency landing at Brisbane Airport, Sunday the 30/03/2008. Aircraft could not retract landing gear after takeoff, due to an unknown fault.Aircraft returned to Brisbane Airport and made safe landing with emergency services in attendance. Enjoy! Qantas 533 Pan...
SelectPlusQantas 747 Lost Some Instruments After ExplosionQantas 747 Lost Some Instruments After ExplosionThe Associated PressA packed Qantas jetliner lost the use of crucial flight instruments after an explosion aboard the aircraft last week blasted a large hole in its fuselage, an air safety investigator. (July 30)A Qantas jumbo jet lost several cockpit instruments after a car-sized hold was blown in its fuselage last week. Australian investigators say the Boeing 747-400's three instrument landing systems and antiskid system were not working after it made an emergency landing. The plane made an landing in Manila after rapidly descending from 29-thousand feet. Investigators say the failed systems did not pose a problem since the aircraft was landing in clear conditions. They say all major systems, including engines and hydraulics were working.Australia's transportation safety bureau has also released new details about the damage to the plane. They've been focusing on an oxygen cylinder like this one. One is missing and presumed to have blasted out the side of the jet. Investigators say shrapnel from the explosion pushed up from the cargo hold into the the passenger cabin. Fragments embedded in the cabin ceiling.Pieces also sheared off part of a door handle, pushing it halfway out of position. Aviation officials say there was no danger of the door opening.365 people were on board the 747 last Friday. No one was hurt.A preliminary report on the incident is expected in a month. ___ ___, The Associated Press. Qantas 747 Lost...
Qantas Commercial to promote their new busniess class (Skybed) in Hong Kong. Qantas Commercial...
Qantas 520 boarding at 10:45am 22 September 2008 Sydney to Brisbane Australia. Delayed partly. View (crystal clear) of the Gold Coast (surfer's paradise) and Gateway. Enjoy.Film until flaps retract Qantas Boeing 767...

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