Qantas Deploys Dreamliner on Brisbane-Los Angeles Route

From 1st September, Qantas’ daily service on the Brisbane-Los Angeles route will be operated by a Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner.

The Qantas Dreamliner will replace the Boeing 747-400 currently being used on this route. Flights QF11/12 will carry passengers from Brisbane along with passengers connecting from Sydney and Melbourne, to Los Angeles and connect on to New York. 

Qantas will continue to operate up to three weekly Boeing 747 flights between September and December alongside the Dreamliner daily service to meet the demands of the season. However, the national airline is expecting delivery of its eighth Dreamliner by the end of the year which will replace the three weekly 747 services between the Queensland capital and Los Angeles, with four weekly services.

The Qantas Dreamliner features the airline’s latest version of its Business Suite which offers passengers fully-flat beds, direct aisle access from any seat, and ‘any time’ dining menu.

The Brisbane-Los Angeles route is the fourth international route for the flag carrier’s new Boeing 787-9 fleet. Fares are already on sale.

From September 1 until December 1, the Brisbane-Los Angeles route schedule is as follows:

Route

Flight

Dep Time

Arrival Time

Frequency

Aircraft

BNE-LAX

QF 15

1020

0600

Daily

B789

LAX-JFK

QF 11

0820

1640

Daily

B789

BNE-LAX

QF 55

1750

1330

Mon, Thu, Sat

B744

 

 

 

 

 

 

JFK-LAX

QF 12

1810

2100

Daily

B789

LAX-BNE

QF 56

2215

0500+2

Tue, Thu, Sat

B744

LAX-BNE

QF 16

2325

0610+2

Daily

B789

 

From December 1 onwards, the schedule will be as follows:

Route

Flight

Dep Time

Arrival Time

Frequency

Aircraft

BNE-LAX

QF 15

1120

0600

Daily

B789

LAX-JFK

QF 11

0820

1630

Daily

B789

BNE-LAX

QF 55

1715

1155

Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat

B789

 

 

 

 

 

 

LAX-BNE

QF 56

2105

0500+2

Mon, Thu, Fri, Sat

B789

JFK-LAX

QF 12

1800

2055

Daily

B789

LAX-BNE

QF 16

2320

0715+2

Daily

B789

 

Please note, all times are expressed as local times and all the schedule is still subject to government and regulatory approval.