Qantas International Business Lounge in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Travel and transport

Qantas International Business Lounge

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Address: Departure Dr 3045 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Website:

Likes: 1187

Add/Update information

Reviews

Tags

• Travel and transport
• Airport Lounge

25.01.2022 Were introducing new wellbeing measures to ensure your health and safety and give you peace of mind as we prepare for flying to return.

25.01.2022 As you may know, due to Government restrictions, we have closed all Qantas operated lounges across our network. We want to offer our customers as much flexibility as possible during these challenging times, so well be applying an automatic six-month extension to paid Qantas Club members who held an active membership on 23 March 2020. Were also extending most complimentary lounge invitations by six months. You can find more information at: https://bit.ly/3az2H4S Thank you for your continued patience and understanding.

25.01.2022 100 years ago today, Qantas began from the remote dust of outback Australia. This is our story...

25.01.2022 Today, we turn 100. You make a lot of memories over 100 years and thanks to IBM Power Systems AI technology, we’ve been able to share some of our earliest memories with you, in colour. This year, our planes may have been grounded, but never our spirit. Thank you to all of our employees and customers who have made the last 100 years possible.

25.01.2022 Celebrate our 100th birthday with your own piece of Qantas history - the Limited Edition Centenary Pack. This pack includes our brand new Business Centenary pyjamas and retro Business Class amenity kit, a limited edition Centenary wine and our new book, The Flying Kangaroo. Limited numbers are available, so get your pack now!

24.01.2022 You may have heard of Paul McGinness and Hudson Fysh, the two World War One veterans who founded Qantas 100 years ago, but there are many more remarkable people who have made us who we are today. Here are just a few of them...

22.01.2022 We are launching two new routes to regional NSW, helping to reboot the local tourism industrys post-COVID recovery. Daily flights start today between Sydney and Byron Bay (Ballina), and our first-ever flights to Orange will start later this month (3 times a week). Beach escape or country getaway which is first on your list?

21.01.2022 Its time to make up for the holiday you missed this year, time to explore your own backyard. And for a limited time there are triple the reasons to travel again with triple Qantas Points on eligible Qantas operated Australian domestic flights. Simply register and book by 24 June for travel between 27 June and 31 October 2020. Terms and conditions apply. See more here: https://bit.ly/triplepointsoffers

21.01.2022 Love Australia Sale on now! The wait is over. Australia is on sale now. Find incredible domestic sale fares and start planning that long-overdue holiday. Ends 10 July 2020. T&Cs apply: https://bit.ly/LoveAustraliasale

20.01.2022 Qantas crew have donned some iconic uniforms throughout our 100-year history. In fact, we’ve commissioned 10 uniforms since 1938. Here’s a collection of the most colourful have you spotted some of these in our latest safety video?

20.01.2022 Thank you to our wonderful partners Australian Girls Choir and Gondwana National Choirs for keeping our spirits up. They havent been able to practice together for a while but recorded this from their lounge rooms and backyards. We cant wait to be welcoming you onboard again soon, and to take you to every corner of our beautiful country: to explore, for holidays and to see family, friends and loved ones who youve missed over the past few months. A big thank you to all the Mums this Mother's Day weekend, including our Cabin Crew member, Antoinette who features in this video with her daughter Zahra.

19.01.2022 Airline marketing has changed a lot over the last 100 years. We’ve dug into our archives to uncover some of the prints, posters and certificates we’ve shared throughout our lifetime. Some are wonderful, some are ~unique~, but we believe all capture the magic of travel.

18.01.2022 Australians love to travel. With summer holidays and Christmas just around the corner, many of us cant wait to see loved ones and support our regional communities, local businesses and our tourism industry. But that can only happen if our domestic borders are safely opened again. ... The health response to this crisis is our most important priority. And like many Australians, we believe a shared framework should determine when our borders open. If you want to be reunited with loved ones after months of being apart, or to have a holiday in our incredible backyard, show your support at bit.ly/safelyopenborders

18.01.2022 Qantas 787 pilot Nick Thorne is part of the team operating a rescue flight today to bring home 180 Australians and New Zealanders who have been stuck in Buenos Aires due to the Coronavirus situation. It is 80 years since his late grandfather, Keith Walter Thorne, was there during World War II as a Lieutenant in the Australian Navy. Nick said, Im very proud to be playing my part to bring fellow Aussies and Kiwi neighbours home during this pandemic on what is a special day for both countries. Its also special for me to go to a place where my grandfather spent time during the Second World War. Ill have his photo with me so we can spend ANZAC Day together.

17.01.2022 Watch as our Qantas engineers put our aircraft through their paces to keep them ready for service when they're not flying.

17.01.2022 Our crew have shared some of their amazing videos and photos from their recent rescue flight to Buenos Aires, where they brought home more than 180 Australians and New Zealanders who had been stuck in South America due to Coronavirus. See what went on behind the scenes here

17.01.2022 We know staying at home can be tough so weve put together a care package to make this time a little more comfortable. Send one to a friend, family member, or even yourself, relax in our Business Class pyjamas with a cup of tea, choccy biccy and some other goodies. We may not be able to take to the skies right now, but there are better days ahead. Shop the Qantas Care Pack on the Qantas Store: https://bit.ly/qfcarepack

16.01.2022 Some of our Frequent Flyers have been posting their efforts to recreate their favourite meals from inflight and lounges. We thought we would make it easier by getting Qantas chef Neil Perry to give a step-by-step guide for some of our most popular dishes. First stop is Asia for a tasty crab omelette from the First Lounge menu. Its all in the sizzle apparently.

15.01.2022 Heres how were taking care of our planes while we wait to take to the skies with you again. Read more here https://bit.ly/hibernatingplanes

14.01.2022 Introducing Qantas Frequent Dreamer Australians are dreaming of travel now more than ever. That's why were still committed to getting you closer to your dream trip with hundreds of ways to earn on the ground now, to get you in the air later. You could say its the Qantas Frequent Dreamer Program. Earn now. Fly later. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/2YywHuz

14.01.2022 Hello, weekend getaways, we've missed you. Where will we find you this long weekend?

14.01.2022 The first Qantas 747 took off from Brisbane 49 years ago and the last will take to Brisbanes skies today for our 747 farewell joy flight. Around 10.15am well take-off to the south passing west of the CBD, flying over the Brisbane River and tracking out towards The Gabba, then heading back to pass over the northern suburbs and flying south towards South Stradbroke Island to skim along the Gold Coast, passing Broadbeach. Shell loop back around Kingscliff to return north along the coast and up to Bribie Island before returning back to Brisbane Airport from the north to touch down around 11.30am.#747farewell

14.01.2022 Were aware that your travel plans have been significantly disrupted. Today we are announcing a number of measures to provide more flexibility and certainty for our customers. We know you have questions, and we hope this update will answer some of those and give you some clarity.... Thank you for your patience and understanding.

13.01.2022 A group of our passionate Qantas crew came together (in true isolation style) to lift our spirits Thanks Team Qantas, we cant wait to see you guys back in the skies soon

12.01.2022 Now's the time to get off the beaten track and into the wild. Who's ready to Discover Tasmania?

10.01.2022 We're adding new services to our Australian network in November and December to help Aussies reunite with family and friends. New services include Sydney and Merimbula, Sydney and Launceston, Brisbane and Port Macquarie, Brisbane and Hobart, Perth and Hobart, Canberra and Cairns, Canberra and Sunshine Coast, and Canberra and Hobart. We can't wait to welcome you onboard

10.01.2022 The Australian Government and Qantas Freight have teamed up to give Australias seafood industry a much needed boost announcing additional dedicated freight flights to Asia to transport live seafood like these strapping lobsters. The flight has just taken off, with 45 tonnes of seafood and produce from Queensland exporters from Cairns bound for Hong Kong.

10.01.2022 As the national carrier, were pleased to help form part of the minimum domestic and regional network supported by the Australian Government. We will operate flights to every capital city and 36 regional ports across the country. This means theres more planes in the sky and communities can stay connected. Were also using the bellyspace on our aircraft to move critical freight around the country. This is in addition to maintaining flights to places like Hong Kong, London ...and Los Angeles to help get Australians home. A big thank you to all our staff in the air and on the ground for making these flights possible. Read more here https://bit.ly/2RK8WeO

09.01.2022 Thanks Captain Brett Newsham and the whole Qantas crew (in the air and on the ground) for helping bring our Aussies back home. Captain Newsham shared his thoughts from 36,000 feet over the Pacific Ocean, on this special flight QF 7028 from Lima (Peru) to Australia. This flight had a range of extra cabin safety measures in place for crew and passengers.

07.01.2022 We are all looking forward to seeing our interstate friends and family. We have launched our Fly Flexible and FlyWell program to help give you peace of mind when you start to think about travelling. Find more information here bit.ly/flyflexible

07.01.2022 From humble beginnings in Winton and Longreach to becoming our national carrier, we’re proud to have been part of Australia’s story for 100 years. These are some of the key moments that have shaped our journey.

06.01.2022 A farewell fit for a Queen Thanks to James D. Morgan/Getty Images for the aerial content

05.01.2022 Our Qantas care kits are back! We've curated a range of luxury care kits featuring a selection of inflight and Qantas Lounge items as well as hand-picked wines and champagne. Stock is very limited, so order yours now.

05.01.2022 Today the very last Qantas 747 will take off on her final passenger flight, soaring over the nations capital for the last farewell joy flight from Canberra. Shell take to the skies around 12pm, heading north and then to the west to take in the sites of the Snowy Mountains, passing over Tumut, Talbingo, Kiandra, Mount Kosciuszko, Jindabyne and Cooma before approaching Canberra from the south to pass Woden and fly over Parliament House, down Anzac Parade, over the War Memorial and towards Mount Ainsley. She will then fly down the length of Lake Burley Griffin and loop back for one final stretch down the lake to give everyone stationed shore-side a second look, before returning to the airport around 1.15pm. #747farewell

05.01.2022 Farewell, Queen of the Skies Today, the last 747 in our fleet, VH-OEJ departed Australia for the final time adding a special display en roo-te to the US

04.01.2022 92 years ago tomorrow, the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia was founded. Qantas has a proud history with the RFDS - from the service's first flight in 1928 to today, with some Qantas Group employees working with the service during the COVID-19 pandemic. Qantas supplied the first aircraft to the organisation in May 1928, VH-UER a De Havilland DH.50, known as Victory. ... The first official flight took off from a base at Cloncurry on the 17th May, with Qantas flying doctor pilot, Arthur Affleck, and Dr K St Vincent Welch travelling to Julia Creek in Central Queensland. In that first year, the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia flew 225 patients.

04.01.2022 From biplanes to twin-engine jets, Qantas aircraft have grown-up over the last 100 years. Here’s a look at some of the iconic aircraft in Qantas’ fleet since 1920. Do you have a favourite?

04.01.2022 She's an aircraft like no other. Heres to you, our Queen of the Skies

03.01.2022 Our Qantas team across the globe have been saying farewell (for now) to our international flights from Los Angeles, New York, Hong Kong and Santiago. And our Sydney crew marked our last international flight into the city for a while with a harbour flyover. We are still operating international freight services to move vital goods to and from Australia as well as some domestic and regional routes for essential travel only. Thanks to everyone who has been sharing the Qantas Spir...it and thank you to our customers for your kindness, patience and understanding. Were all looking forward to flying with you again soon.

03.01.2022 Today our last remaining 747 will take-off from runway 16R for a joy flight over Sydney. Wheels up is expected around 10.15am, so turn your eyes to the sky to see the Queen of the Skies. Weather permitting, todays flight will start with a flyover of Sydney Harbour out to the coast, up to the Entrance before turning left to head south over Richmond, cross the city and continue down to just north of Wollongong, before returning back up via the coast to overfly the Sydney Harbour Bridge before returning to the airport for a 11.30 touchdown. #747farewell