Qantas Airways statistics passenger count revenue totals facts 2026

Qantas Statistics (2026): Passengers, Revenue, Profit, Fleet Size, and Key Facts

Updated Qantas stats for 2026: FY2025–FY2024 passengers, revenue, profit, fleet size, key operational metrics, and a 1H26 update—plus an answer box, key metrics table, and FAQ.

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Qantas Airways statistics and facts

Qantas Airways is Australia’s flag carrier and one of the world’s best-known airlines. Founded in 1920 and headquartered in Sydney, the Qantas Group operates a dual-brand strategy across premium and low-cost travel through Qantas and Jetstar, alongside a large and fast-growing Qantas Loyalty business.

This updated post focuses on the most useful, verifiable Qantas statistics and facts, with clear year labels, an answer box, a key metrics table, and FAQs.

Qantas (Quick Facts)

Qantas Group carried 55.901 million passengers in FY2025 (year ended 30 June 2025) and generated $23.823 billion in total revenue and other income. The Group reported $2.394 billion in Underlying Profit Before Tax and operated a fleet of 363 aircraft at 30 June 2025. In its latest half-year update, Qantas reported $1.456 billion Underlying Profit Before Tax and $925 million Statutory Profit After Tax for 1H26 (six months ended 31 December 2025).

Key Metrics Table: Qantas by the Numbers

Metric Stat Year / Notes
Founded 1920 Australian flag carrier
Passengers carried 55.901M FY2025
Total revenue & other income $23.823B FY2025
Underlying Profit Before Tax (Underlying PBT) $2.394B FY2025
Statutory Profit After Tax $1.61B FY2025 (highlights)
Fleet size (Qantas Group) 363 aircraft At 30 June 2025
Fleet size (Qantas Group) 365 aircraft At 31 Dec 2025 (latest fleet update)
Half-year Underlying PBT $1.456B 1H26 (six months ended 31 Dec 2025)

Qantas Facts (Updated)

  • Official website: qantas.com
  • Alliance: Qantas is a founding member of oneworld (per oneworld member profile).
  • Network note: Oneworld’s member page states Qantas serves 98+ destinations in 25 territories (network claims can vary by season and definition).

Passenger & Capacity Stats

Qantas reports “Operating Statistics” each year. Here are the most comparable, year-labeled metrics:

Metric FY2025 FY2024
Passengers carried 55.901M 51.798M
Available Seat Kilometres (ASK) 152,804M 141,357M
Revenue Passenger Kilometres (RPK) 129,382M 116,895M
Seat factor (load factor) 84.7% 82.7%

Financial Snapshot (Year-Labeled)

Qantas’ annual report provides a clean revenue anchor (“Total revenue and other income”) and its primary performance metric (Underlying PBT).

Year Total Revenue & Other Income Underlying PBT
FY2025 $23.823B $2.394B
FY2024 $21.939B $2.078B

Fleet Size & Renewal (Qantas Group)

Qantas’ fleet has been expanding as deliveries ramp and older aircraft are retired. The annual reports include a fleet summary count:

  • Fleet at 30 June 2024: 347 aircraft
  • Fleet at 30 June 2025: 363 aircraft

In its most recent fleet update covering the half-year, Qantas reported the fleet totalled 365 aircraft at 31 December 2025.


Latest Update: 1H26 Highlights

For the six months ended 31 December 2025 (1H26), Qantas reported:

  • Underlying Profit Before Tax: $1.456B
  • Statutory Profit After Tax: $925M
  • Net debt: $5.6B (as shown in the investor deck summary)

FAQ: Qantas Facts & Statistics

How many passengers does Qantas carry per year?

Qantas Group reported 55.901 million passengers carried in FY2025 (up from 51.798 million in FY2024).

How much revenue does Qantas make?

Qantas Group reported $23.823 billion in total revenue and other income for FY2025.

How big is the Qantas fleet?

Qantas reported a Qantas Group fleet of 363 aircraft at 30 June 2025, and a more recent update showed 365 aircraft at 31 December 2025.

Is Qantas part of an airline alliance?

Yes. Qantas is a founding member of oneworld, and the alliance lists Qantas as serving 98+ destinations in 25 territories (as defined by oneworld).

What is “Underlying Profit Before Tax”?

“Underlying PBT” is Qantas’ primary performance metric used internally to assess business performance and excludes items management considers not representative of underlying operations.

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