Qantas Uniforms

Qantas uniforms designed by Australian fashion designer Peter Morrissey were introduced in 2003.

In 2008 the Qantas cabin crew uniform has been refreshed to create a fresh and contemporary look that reflects our premium style. It features a new colour palette to complement our new cabin interiors across our domestic and international fleet, including the introduction of the A380.

The new 'dusk' print - characterised by silver and blue tones - continues to feature the distinctive 'Wirriyarra' textile design from Balarinji Design Studio. Balarinji is the company behind our distinctive Aboriginal painted aircraft.

Australian wool suits in black (flight attendants) and charcoal (ground staff) have been combined with the Wirriyarra design in three colours - Dusk (for Qantas flight attendants), Ochre (for QantasLink flight attendants) and Opal (for airport and ground staff). A dusk print dress has been created for female flight attendants.

Qantas Customer Service Managers wear new ties and scarves, including 'platinum' box weave silver for men and platinum silver for women.

Development of the Qantas Uniform

Over the years there have been many changes to the Qantas uniform. Take a look at some of the Qantas uniforms throughout our history.