Planning

Our domestic freight utilises the standard passenger flight schedule,  while international freight has specific aircraft and schedules that are continuously updated with seasonal services to best suit your cargo needs. 

With the largest (and most flexible) domestic network in Australia, plus international services reaching over 45 destinations globally, there isn't much of the planet we haven't got covered.

Using the vast resources of the Qantas and Jetstar global networks, along with strategic and interline agreements, freight can be delivered to just about any airport in the world using one of our 16 different sized unit load devices (ULD).

Unit Load Devices (ULDs) are the pallets and containers used to safely transport freight in our aircraft. Qantas has more than 16 types of ULDs in our global fleet that are available for your use.

We operate a network of ground handling terminals throughout Australia and in Los Angeles. Different charges apply for domestic and international shipments.

We recently introduced a Capacity Protection Policy designed to reduce any unused air freight space during periods when freight capacity is constrained.