Early history of Qantas and the Founders Museum at Longreach

QANTAS, the world's second oldest airline, was registered on 16 November 1920 as Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Service Ltd. While Winton was the official birthplace, the company and operational headquarters were moved to Longreach in February 1921.

The history of John Travolta's Boeing 707

John Travolta's Boeing 707, registered as N707JT, is a Boeing 707-138B with a rich history that spans multiple owners and significant aviation milestones. This aircraft, originally delivered to Qantas in 1964 as VH-EBM, has served in commercial and private capacities, reflecting the evolution of jet travel. Below is a detailed examination of its history, ownership, and notable events, providing a comprehensive overview for aviation enthusiasts and historians.

Launch of Australian Airlines - and demise

Qantas re-launches Australian Airlines as an international leisure carrier, beginning Oct. 27. This Boeing 767-300 (VH-OGJ) was unvelied to the media September 15, 2002. (AAP Image/Roderick Eime)

 

Qantas Airbus A380 arrival in Sydney

Predelivery, the first A380 arrived a Kingsford-Smith Airport (SYD) on November 13, 2005. Original photograph.