QF · oneworld · Hub SYD, MEL
Qantas business class review
Qantas owns the Pacific: Business Suites on the 787 and A380, the legendary Sydney First Lounge, and Project Sunrise A350s purpose-built for 20-hour nonstops from Australia's east coast to London and New York.
Advisor score
4.5/5
Australia-bound travelers, and anyone who judges an airline by its lounges.
- Seat & privacy
- 4.4
- Dining
- 4.6
- Service
- 4.6
- Lounges
- 4.8
The verdict
Inside Business Suite
Qantas' Business Suite is a solid 1-2-1 with excellent bedding by Australian designer David Caon; where the airline truly excels is on the ground, the Sydney and Melbourne First Lounges (Neil Perry menus, spa treatments) are among the best airline spaces ever built.
Project Sunrise changes the game for Australia: A350-1000ULRs with a wellbeing zone flying Sydney-London and Sydney-New York nonstop. Premium seats on these will be scarce, exactly the scenario where negotiated inventory access matters most.
- Sydney & Melbourne First Lounges with Neil Perry dining
- Business Suite with Caon-designed bedding
- Project Sunrise 20-hour nonstops to London and New York
- Deep oneworld partnership fares across the Pacific
Where we book it
Popular Qantas routes
Answers, upfront
Qantas, answered
How much is Qantas business class from the US to Australia?
Published fares run $7,000-$14,000 round-trip LAX-SYD. FlyBusinessClass negotiated fares typically fall between $4,200 and $7,500, with Qantas, American and United all quoted.
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