Qantas has jumped back into the Christmas spirit again this year by unveiling two festive-livery planes.
The airline has applied special schemes to one of its Dash 8 Q400 aircraft, as well as a Boeing 737-800, and has promised one of its Airbus A321 freighters will also carry a special scheme from next week.
Dasher-8
De Havilland Dash 8 Q400 VH-QON has become ‘Dasher-8’ with Christmas presents adorning the forward fuselage.
It flies on behalf of QantasLink
Roo-dolph
Boeing 737-800 VH-VZX has become ‘Roo-dolph’ with similar Santa and presents decals on the forward fuselage.
Also rolling out in time for the festive season are a number of customer experience enhancements including new seasonal international first and business inflight menus, a new First lounge menu and a refreshed beer offering across the network.
Qantas Group Chief Customer and Digital Officer Catriona Larritt said “We know our customers, especially the youngest ones, love flying on our special festive aircraft and so we are delighted they are making a return in 2024.
“Our teams have been working hard over several months to prepare our operations to be ready to help millions of customers to see their family and friends throughout the holiday season.”
The airline, which recently posted that its first brand new Airbus A321XLR has entered the final assembly line, will also add special livery to one of its Qantas Freighter A321P2F aircraft ahead of the busy Christmas schedule.
