Quantcast

Qantas resumes seasonal flights from Adelaide to Auckland

Tycoon unveils £25 billion rival Heathrow expansion plan
Boeing and Airbus ground green plane projects
Proposals for commercial planes to operate with one pilot shelved after critical EU report
Air Travel Fatalities Up 300% in 2024, According to Shocking Global Report
Aviation sector faces steeper losses in FY26; passenger growth slows amid headwinds: ICRA - The Times of India
Boeing Halts Strike Talks Amid $36 Billion Deal & Union Dispute
FAA’s Broader Runway Safety Push Builds on EMAS Legacy
Ryanair CEO says aviation sustainability targets are 'dying a death'
US FAA funds system to prevent accidents involving runaway airplanes
Exclusive: Korean Air makes airline's biggest-ever Boeing jet order amid Trump-Lee summit
Boeing Stock Jumps on Massive Korean Air Order
FAA EMAS: Proven Safety Wins Since 1996
Air Canada flight attendants try to build on US gains on unpaid work
Cathay Pacific warns of declining fares and cargo uncertainty, shares fall
Clear intentions, cloudy path: aviation's ongoing ESG challenge
Turkish Airlines is preparing binding offer for Spain's Air Europa, executive says
Air Canada flight attendants approve strike mandate
US criticizes use of AI to personalize airline ticket prices, would investigate
Ethiopian Airlines' annual revenue rises as it draws more passengers, adds routes
Major strike action to hit 12 Spanish airports that have Ryanair flights
JetBlue, United partnership gets go-ahead from U.S. Transportation Department
United-JetBlue partnership gets US DOT approval
The aviation industry just got exactly what it wanted from Trump's EU deal
Air India Warned Over Crew Fatigue and Training Failures Following Fatal Crash
Heathrow Chief Defends £50–60 billion Third Runway Amid Rising Costs Debate
New UK airline with cheap US fares is ‘parked’ after just TWO flights – with people fearing it’s been scrapped for good
US carriers shamed in surprising new list of the world’s ‘cleanest’ airlines
Air Force Pilot Wasn't Alerted to Collision Course with Passenger Jet Before Scary Near Miss, Says Official
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy may deny flights from Mexico over broken aviation agreement
Plane Makes Emergency Landing After ‘Unruly’ Passenger Attempts to Open Exit Door Mid-Flight
Qantas resumes seasonal flights from Adelaide to Auckland
Policy
Webp messenger creation 3e69aa27 320f 41f6 bcc0 b748c5e0c40f
Cam Wallace CEO International for Qantas Group | Qantas Group

Qantas is set to resume international flights from Adelaide with a new seasonal route to Auckland, New Zealand. The service will begin on October 31 and run until May 3, marking the airline's return to international travel from Adelaide after several years. Qantas currently operates around 280 domestic flights per week from Adelaide.

The new route will compete with Air New Zealand, which has long offered year-round service between Adelaide and Auckland. The last time there was competition on this route was when Qatar Airways operated it during the COVID-19 pandemic until September 2023. Jetstar Airways, a low-cost subsidiary of Qantas, also previously flew this route until 2020.

Qantas plans to operate the route four times a week using Boeing 737-800 aircraft, adding approximately 30,000 seats over the season. In addition to this development, United Airlines recently announced its own seasonal service connecting San Francisco and Adelaide.

Get the Newsletter
Sign-up to receive weekly round up of news from Sky Industry News
By submitting, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. By providing your phone number you are opting in and consenting to receive recurring SMS/MMS messages, including automated texts, to that number from our short code. Msg & data rates may apply. Reply HELP for help, STOP to end. SMS opt-in will not be sold, rented, or shared.

Cam Wallace, CEO International for Qantas Group, commented: "Today we’re celebrating two huge milestones in Adelaide – launching a new direct international flight and our first Qantas Business Lounge at Adelaide Airport. This is fantastic news for our South Australian customers who will have access to a direct international flight to Auckland, as well as opening up connections to New York via Auckland."

The new connection offers passengers traveling to New York City an easier one-stop itinerary through Auckland. Qantas already runs a Sydney-Auckland-New York service up to four times weekly with its Boeing 787-9 aircraft.

Air New Zealand will now face increased competition on its routes between Australia and the United States. However, passengers might benefit from more competitive fares due to this added competition.

Additionally, Qantas has invested in upgrading facilities at Adelaide Airport by reopening its Domestic Business Lounge. The lounge spans over 10,000 square feet and features local artwork and design inspired by South Australian landmarks such as the Adelaide Botanic Gardens and Flinders Chase National Park.

Passengers flying internationally can still enjoy amenities at the new Business Class lounge located just past security screening points before proceeding through immigration facilities into the terminal's international section.

Organizations Included in this History
More News

Passengers planning summer travel for 2026 can now book flights with Lufthansa Group Airlines, which has released its schedule featuring new destinations and increased frequencies.

Oct 28, 2025

Flying Food Group, Inc. has announced its Employees of the Month at its LAV facility.

Oct 28, 2025

Flying Food Group's San Francisco facility recently celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with its employees.

Oct 28, 2025

Etihad Airways has announced the launch of a new route connecting Abu Dhabi and Addis Ababa.

Oct 27, 2025

United Airlines has unveiled its Summer 2026 schedule, which includes new flights from Newark to Bari, Split, Santiago de Compostela, and Glasgow, as well as from Newark to Seoul and Washington, D.C., to Reykjavik.

Oct 27, 2025

Ethiopian Airlines has announced a limited-time 20% discount on fares between Addis Ababa and Porto.

Oct 27, 2025