Qantas is gearing up for the resumption of its direct flights between Sydney and San Francisco.
The route has historic significance for the Australian flag carrier; back in 1959 it was serviced by Qantas' first jet aircraft: a Boeing 707.Sydney and San Francisco were then linked via stopovers via both Nadi, Fiji,, and Honolulu.
This followed the Lockheed Super Constellation, which operated Qantas' first trans-Pacific services to the United States five years earlier.
The flights resume on Monday, May 22, using Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners. It has been three years since Qantas flew between the two cities.
Qantas flight QF73 will take off from Sydney taking off at 9:55pm every Monday, Thursday and Saturday.
On the return flight, QF74. departs San Francisco on the those same three days at 10:25pm.
Qantas flight QF73 will take off from Sydney taking off at 9:55pm every Monday, Thursday and Saturday.
On the return flight, QF74. departs San Francisco on the those same three days at 10:25pm.
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