Economy Class from HK$4,690 & Business Class from HK$29,560

Qantas Economy Class passengers can now enjoy return flights from Hong Kong to Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns, Melbourne, Perth or Sydney from HK$4,690. Passengers who want to experience Qantas premium services can fly on Business Class from HK$29,560.

As the world-leading international long haul and Australia's largest domestic carrier, Qantas continues to ascend new heights of value and flexibility for passengers traveling to and throughout Australia.

Highlights:
- Record profit before tax of AUD1,408 million
- Net profit after tax of AUD970 million
- Revenue of AUD16.2 billion
- Earnings per share of AUD50.2 cents
- Operating cashflow of AUD2.1 billion
- Final fully franked ordinary dividend of AUD17 cents per share

Qantas today announced a record profit before tax of AUD1,408 million for the full year ended 30 June 2008, a 46 per cent increase on the prior year results.

The Qantas Group has unveiled its new Qantas Frequent Flyer program, offering over five million members the option of using points to book any seat on any Qantas or Jetstar flight.

The Chief Executive of Qantas Frequent Flyer, Mr Simon Hickey, said the enhanced program combined a range of new and expanded benefits with the more traditional fixed points redemption option that had been available to members for many years.

Economy Class from HK$4,860 & Business Class from HK$29,560

Qantas Economy Class passengers can now enjoy return flights from Hong Kong to Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns, Melbourne, Perth or Sydney from HK$4,860. Passengers who want to experience Qantas premium services can fly on Business Class from HK$29,560.

Seats on Qantas’ new flagship, the Airbus A380, went on sale today, ahead of the airline’s first A380 flight – from Melbourne to Los Angeles – on 20 October 2008.

Qantas Group General Manager Sales and Distribution, Mr Rob Gurney, said the A380 would operate on selected flights from Melbourne and Sydney to the USA, and would be introduced progressively on selected flights from Sydney to Singapore and London from early 2009.