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Taiwan  Sydney-Taipei services began in October 1991. Qantas currently codeshares on three Eva Air services each week between Brisbane and Taipei. 
Thailand Qantas first flew to Bangkok in November 1953. Today, Qantas operates seven services a week to the United Kingdom via Bangkok and also codeshares on seven British Airways flights a week between Australia and Thailand and Thailand and the UK. Jetstar commenced services between Melbourne and Bangkok and Sydney and Phuket in November 2006. 
Vietnam Qantas began scheduled services to Ho Chi Minh City in November 1994. In February 1998, Qantas commenced a codeshare agreement with Vietnam Airlines, and offers seven services a week on Vietnam Airlines flights to Ho Chi Minh City from Sydney. Jetstar operates five return services each week, linking Sydney and Ho Chi Minh City via Darwin.
JETSTAR AND ASIA  Jetstar commenced long haul A330-200 international flights into Asia in November 2006 and today operates international services from Sydney, Melbourne, Gold Coast, Perth, Cairns and Darwin to Bali, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City, Jakarta, Phuket, Tokyo (Narita), Osaka and Singapore. 
JETSTAR ASIA Jetstar Asia began flying in December 2004 with a fleet of four A320 aircraft. In July 2005, it acquired Valuair operating flights between Singapore and Indonesia. Jetstar Asia/Valuair today operate 10 A320 aircraft from Singapore to more than 20 destinations in Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam. The Qantas Group has a 49 per cent interest in Jetstar Asia. The remaining 51 per cent holding is owned by Westbrook Investments Pte Ltd.
JETSTAR PACIFIC The Qantas Group owns 27 per cent of Jetstar Pacific, the only low cost, value-based airline in Vietnam. The investment, which will grow to 30 per cent in 2010, supports Jetstar’s pan-Asian growth strategy. Based in Ho Chi Minh City, the airline’s network covers seven cities – Danang, Hai Phong, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Hue, Nha Trang and Vinh. Pacific Airlines was re-branded Jetstar Pacific in May 2008.
QANTAS OFFICES Qantas has offices in Bangkok, Beijing, Denpasar, Fukuoka, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Mumbai, Nagoya, Osaka, Sapporo, Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, Surabaya, Taipei and Tokyo.
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September 2010

 

THE QANTAS GROUP IN THE AMERICAS
HISTORY Qantas first established itself in North America in San Francisco in 1954, taking over the operations of British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines which, in September 1946, commenced the first trans-Pacific commercial services. The first Qantas services linking Australia and the USA were operated by 60-seat Lockheed Super Constellations flying twice weekly via Fiji, Canton Island and Honolulu. When Qantas gained the rights to extend trans-Pacific services from San Francisco to New York and then London, the airline began, in 1958, the first round-the-world passenger service. The San Francisco-London sector proved unprofitable due to cabotage restrictions however, and was eventually dropped in 1973. In July 1959, Qantas introduced the first jet service across the Pacific, operating B707 aircraft, and began flying B747s to San Francisco in January 1972. In 1995, Qantas moved its US regional headquarters to Los Angeles and discontinued flying to San Francisco. Direct flights resumed in March 2006. Qantas became the first airline to offer non-stop services between Melbourne and Los Angeles in October 1999 and between Brisbane and Los Angeles in June 2004. In October 1999, Qantas commenced services to New York via Los Angeles. Qantas launched A380 services in October 2008 from Melbourne to Los Angeles on a twice weekly basis followed by Sydney to Los Angeles with three weekly flights; services increased to three frequencies from Melbourne and daily from Sydney in January 2010. It is planned to increase frequency of Melbourne A380 services to six per week by April 2011.
　
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