The ten member airlines of the oneworld^® alliance share a common goal to make worldwide travel smoother, more rewarding experience for you.

Through the combined resources and route networks of American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Finnair, Iberia, Japan Airlines, LAN, Malev Hungarian Airlines, Royal Jordanian or Qantas, we offer you a range of service benefits on a global scale.

If you are a member of a oneworld airline's frequent flyer program, you will earn miles/points* on eligible flights. You will also enjoy all the privileges to which your membership status entitles you.

Fares

The fare you pay is based on the number of oneworld continental zones you visit or pass through (including your continent of origin), and the class you fly in.^# Children 2 to 11 years of age may be eligible to travel at 75% of the applicable fare; infants without a seat may be eligible to travel at 10% of the applicable fare.*

Contact Qantas in your region for fares departing from countries other than Australia.

To view oneworld Explorer fares from other countries, please refer to the oneworld site.

The table below sets out fares in AUD based on example itineraries. The total inclusive fares may fluctuate due to changes in charges/taxes. Charges/taxes shown are as at 1 July 2008. The example itineraries are based on the most direct routing.

Class	No. of Continents	Departing between	Fare	Taxes	Total Inclusive Fare
First	4 (See example 1)	All year	$15,499	$1,208	$16,707
First	5 (See example 2)	All year	$16,699	$950	$17,649
First	6 (See example 3)	All year	$17,799	$988	$18,787
Business	4 (See example 1)	All year	$10,999	$1,208	$12,207
Business	5 (See example 2)	All year	$12,299	$950	$13,249
Business	6 (See example 3)	All year	$13,799	$988	$14,787
Economy	4 (See example 1)	28 May-15 Aug 03 Dec-24 Dec	$3,699	$1,188	$4,887
Economy	5 (See example 2)	28 May-15 Aug 03 Dec-24 Dec	$4,299	$906	$5,205
Economy	6 (See example 3)	28 May-15 Aug 03 Dec-24 Dec	$4,999	$958	$5,957
Economy	4 (See example 1)	01 Jan-27 May 16 Aug-02 Dec 25 Dec-31 Dec	$3,499	$1,188	$4,687
Economy	5 (See example 2)	01 Jan-27 May 16 Aug-02 Dec 25 Dec-31 Dec	$3,999	$906	$4,905
Economy	6 (See example 3)	01 Jan-27 May 16 Aug-02 Dec 25 Dec-31 Dec	$4,699	$958	$5,657

Qantas Premium Economy

Premium Economy, a new choice in international travel offering enhanced personal space and comfort, is currently available for travel on selected flights departing Sydney to London, Singapore, Bangkok and Johannesburg.*

Premium Economy will also be available for travel from August 2008 departing Sydney to Hong Kong, and for travel from May 2008 departing Melbourne to London, Singapore and Hong Kong. Premium Economy will be progressively introduced on selected B747-400 services departing Sydney and Melbourne to the US (New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco) from late 2008, and will be available on the Qantas A380, scheduled for delivery from August 2008.*

You may upgrade to Premium Economy on available sectors of your oneworld Explorer fare. Surcharges apply.

Available Premium Economy sector	Surcharge per sector^
Australia to/from Asia	$750
Asia to/from Europe	$750
Australia to/from Africa	$1,100
Australia to/from North America	$1,100
Australia to/from South America	$1,100
New Zealand to/from North America	$1,100
Australia to/from Europe	$1,100

British Airways and Japan Airlines

For an additional charge, oneworld Explorer travel can be booked in British Airways and Japan Airlines premium economy cabin.

Example Itineraries

Example 1 (4 continental zones)

Adelaide to Sydney to Bangkok to Singapore to Hong Kong to London to Frankfurt to London to Vancouver to New York to Miami to Los Angeles to Sydney.

Example 2 (5 continental zones)

Sydney to Los Angeles to Buenos Aires to Santiago to Miami own arrangements to Chicago to London to Paris to Helsinki to Frankfurt to Singapore to Hong Kong to Taipei to Seoul to Hong Kong to Sydney.

Example 3 (6 continental zones)

Melbourne to Auckland to Santiago to Buenos Aires to New York to Toronto to Chicago to Dublin to London to Helsinki to Madrid to Johannesburg to Cape Town to Johannesburg to Hong Kong to Melbourne.

Planning your itinerary

You decide whether to visit 4, 5 or 6 of our oneworld Explorer continental zones.

oneworld continental zones are defined as:

• Europe and the Middle East (including Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Sudan and Tunisia)
• Africa (excluding Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, Sudan and Tunisia)
• Asia (including the Indian Subcontinent)
• South West Pacific (including Australia, New Zealand)
• North America (including Canada, the United States, the Caribbean, Mexico, Central America and Panama)
• South America

Fare Rules

• The date of the first intercontinental flight determines the seasonal fare to be charged.
• Travel between continents must be in a continuous forward direction either westward or eastward except that you are free to roam locally at will within a continental zone.
• Travel may not be via the point of origin.
• You may take 2 stopovers^# in total within your continent of origin in order to get to or from a gateway to commence or return from your international travel, subject to the Flight Limitations set out below. A stopover is where your onward travel does not take place within 24 hours.
• Travel to Europe from the South West Pacific, Africa or South America is considered as travelling through 4 continents.
• Travel between Japan and Brazil on a single flight number is considered as travelling through 3 continents; Asia, North America and South America.
• After departing from your continent of origin, you are allowed 4 flight segments (6 in North America) within each continental zone. Additional flight segments may be purchased at an additional charge. A minimum of 3 and a maximum of 16 segments, including flight segments and surface segments are permitted on the entire itinerary. A flight segment is where a passenger flies between two points on the same flight number. A surface segment is where a passenger makes his or her own way between any two airports.
• Your oneworld Explorer trip can be as short as 10 days (excluding the date of departure) or as long as one year.^{^}
• Travel is permitted on the services of Qantas, British Airways, American Airlines, Cathay Pacific,⁺ Finair, Iberia, Japan Airlines, LAN, Malev Hungarian Airlines and Royal Jordanian. Travel is also permitted on a oneworld member airline affiliate.
• You must nominate the destinations you wish to travel to at the time you purchase your fare. However, you can leave your second and subsequent flights open-dated so you can schedule your trip as you go along.
• A charge may be payable for changes to a booking. If the change requires your ticket to be re-issued this may take up to 24 hours.

Flight Limitations

• Within Australia only one non stop flight is permitted between Perth and Brisbane, Cairns, Melbourne or Sydney; or between Darwin and Melbourne or Sydney; or between Broome and Melbourne or Sydney. This restriction does not apply for passengers originating their travel in Perth or New Zealand when travelling to/from Africa on the Melbourne or Sydney to Perth direct flights.
• Only one intercontinental departure and one intercontinental arrival permitted in each continent except as follows:
  1. Two permitted in North America. when one is a transfer without stopover.
  2. Two permitted in Asia when one is a transfer without stopover or on direct single plane service between the Southwest Pacific and Europe.
  3. For travel to/from or via Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania two permitted in Europe when one is a transfer without stopover between Ghana/Nigeria/Kenya/Uganda/Tanzania and another continent.
• No more than two flight segments are permitted between the United Kingdom and the following: Algeria, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Georgia, Greece, Israel, Macedonia, Malta, Morocco, Funchal, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Tunisia, Ukraine, Yugoslavia and the Middle East.
• Within North America, only one transcontinental flight segment is allowed between selected cities on the east and west coast.
• Transoceanic surface sectors are not permitted. Exception: for travel originating in South West Pacific, one transoceanic surface sector is permitted. An example of a transoceanic surface sector is when you do a cruise in place of a flight at your own expense.

oneworld Affiliate Airlines

When you are planning your oneworld Explorer trip, you are not restricted to our eight member airlines. You can include flights on any of the oneworld member carrier affiliate airlines listed below:**

American Airlines	British Airways	Cathay Pacific	Iberia	LAN	Japan Airlines	Qantas
American Eagle American Connection Executive Air Chautauqua Trans States RegionsAir	BA CityFlyer~ Comair~ Loganair~ Sun-Air~	Dragonair	Air Nostrum	Lan	JALways J-Air	QantasLink

Bookings

When you are ready to book, or to find out fares from other countries, contact your local Qantas office or any oneworld airline.