Qantas

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1920–1930	1930–1944	1944–1947	1947–1968
1968–1984	1984–2007	2007–2016	2016–present

Queensland and Northern Territory Aerial Services or Qantas for short is the flag carrier of Australia and the nation's largest airline.

1920–1930

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1930–1944

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1944–1947

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1947–1968

Qantas' nickname of the "Flying Kangaroo" is derived from this logo. Note the shape of the Australian continent in the southern hemisphere of the globe and the British Isles in the Northern. This is a reference to the "Kangaroo Route" between Sydney and London.

1968–1984

This version of the logo was partially revived as a detail beneath the cockpit window on the 2016 livery, as an homage to Qantas' heritage.

1984–2007

2007–2016

Hulsbosch tweaked Qantas' logo in July 2007 as preparation for the arrival of the Airbus A380. It however first flew on one of their fleet's Boeing 767-300ERs. Both the kangaroo and font changed.

2016–present

On the 27th October 2016, Qantas' logo was redesigned by their lead designer Marc Newson and Sydney-based Houston Group. The triangular container was reformed to a shape of a modern aircraft tailfin. The roo was also drastically remodelled, being smoothed out and stripped of details such as the arms and has gradient areas to emulate shadows. The wordmark had also been simplified.

V • T • E  Qantas Group

Airlines Qantas: QantasLink | Qantas Freight | Express Freighters Australia | Jetconnect | Network Aviation Jetstar: Asia (49%)1 | Japan (33.3%)2 | Pacific (30%)3 Fiji Airways (46%)4: Fiji Link Affiliates Airnorth Services Qantas Defence Services | Qantas Frequent Flyer | Qantas Assure | Qudos Bank | Qantas In-Flight News Defunct Australia Asia Airlines | Australian Airlines (1946 | 2001) | Australian airExpress | Impulse Airlines Notes 1Jointly owned with Westbrook Investments (51%) 2Jointly owned with JAL Group (33.3%), Mitsubishi Corporation (16.7%) & Century Tokyo Leasing Corporation (16.7%) 3Jointly owned with Vietnam Airlines (70%) 4Jointly owned with the Fijian Government (52%) & governments of other Oceanic nations (2%)

V • T • E  oneworld

Members American Airlines | British Airways | Cathay Pacific | Finnair | Iberia | Japan Airlines | LATAM Airlines* (Chile | Brazil | Colombia | Peru) | Malaysia Airlines | Qantas | Qatar Airways | Royal Jordanian | S7 Airlines | SriLankan Airlines oneworld connect: Fiji Airways Upcoming members: Royal Air Maroc (2020) | Alaska Airlines (2021) Affiliates Air Nostrum | Envoy | BA CityFlyer | Comair | Cathay Dragon | Globus Airlines | Iberia Express | J-Air | JAL Express | Japan Transocean Air | Jetconnect | LATAM Airlines Argentina | LATAM Airlines Ecuador | LATAM Airlines Peru | LATAM Express | Niki | OpenSkies | QantasLink | Sun-Air | Former members Defunct: Air Berlin | AmericanConnection | Canadian Airlines | Malév | Mexicana de Aviación | US Airways Operational: Aer Lingus Notes *As of September 2019, LATAM is planning to exit oneworld following an 20% stake being purchased by Delta Air Lines; a member of SkyTeam.