Qantas

Qantas is Australia's largest airline group, carrying passengers and freight on regional, domestic and international routes. Founded in 1920 and flying for more than a century, the company has grown from Queensland outback routes into a worldwide network. It operates across several industry verticals, among them aviation, air freight and cargo, loyalty and frequent-flyer programmes, and tourism and travel.

The group comprises four principal businesses. Qantas is the flagship full-service airline brand running regional, domestic and international services. Jetstar serves as the group's low-cost carrier. Qantas Loyalty operates the frequent flyer and loyalty programme, while Qantas Freight provides air freight and cargo services. Work is therefore spread across flight operations, engineering, ground and airport services, cabin crew, cargo logistics, customer service and programme management.

Geographically, the group's presence spans Australia and international markets worldwide. The company describes its red tail and kangaroo logo as representing a commitment to safety and reliability, and states that it brings a uniquely Australian spirit to its work. Other stated features of its culture include a focus on customer experience among cabin crew, an award-winning wine programme, and active support for communities across Australia.