This slideshow provide you basics of air transport such as important of agreements, airlines and routes operating between USA and Australia

1. AUSTRALIA - USA
Air transport
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2. Airlines that operate in the market
Qantas Airways American airlines Virgin Australia International
● Daily
● From Brisbane and
Sydney to Los Angeles
● Code Share Partners
○ Delta Airlines
○ Alaska Airlines
○ United airlines
● Daily
● From Brisbane, Sydney
and Melbourne to Los
Angeles, San Francisco,
Honolulu and Dallas
● Code Share Partners
○ American Airlines
● From Sydney to Los
Angeles
● Code Share Partners
○ Qantas Airlines
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3. ● From Sydney to Los
Angeles, San
Francisco
● Los Angeles to
Melbourne
● Code Share Partners
○ Virgin Australia
○ Qantas
United Airlines Delta Airlines Fiji Airlines
● Daily
● From Sydney to Los
Angeles
● Code Share Partners
○ Virgin Australia
● From Sydney, Brisbane,
Melbourne, Perth to
Honolulu, Los Angeles,
San Francisco
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4. Hawaiian Airlines
● From Brisbane and
Sydney to Honolulu
● Code Share Partners
○ Virgin Australia
Jetstar Airways
● From Brisbane,
Melbourne and
Sydney to Honolulu
● Code Share Partners
○ Qantas
Air New Zealand
● From Brisbane,
Melbourne and
Sydney to Los
Angeles
● Code Share Partners
○ Qantas
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5. Direct flights between Airports in USA and Australia
Airports in USA (code)
● Honolulu International Airport (HNL)
● Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)
● San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
● Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
Airports in Australia (code)
● Brisbane Airport (BNE)
● Melbourne Airport (MEL)
● Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (SYD)
● Perth airport(PER)
Airlines that Operate in the Airports
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6. Air Routes
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7. Overflown countries
❏ One-stop air routes between USA and Australia
● Via Auckland, New zealand
● Via Hawaii
● Via Fiji
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8. Air Transport Agreement between the
Government of Australia
and the Government of the United States of
America
done at Washington D.C. on 31 March 2008
(By-lateral)
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9. 1st Freedom of air 2nd Freedom of air Agreement
● The right to fly over a
foreign country without
landing
● The right to refuel or
carry out maintenance
in a foreign country
without embarking or
disembarking
passengers or cargo
● Under Article 2 of the
proposed Agreement,
each Party grants the
airlines of the other Party
the right to overfly its
territory and to make
stops in its territory for
non-traffic purposes (such
as refuelling), as well as
rights otherwise set out in
the proposed Agreement.
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10. 3rd Freedom of air 4th Freedom of air Agreement
● The right to fly from
one's own country to
another
● The right to fly
from another
country to one's
own
● Proposed ‘open-skies’ Agreement
provides Australian and US
carriers with the freedom to
operate unlimited services
between any point in Australia
and any point in the US. The
proposed Agreement also
improves the capability of
Australian airlines to operate
between Australia and the US via
any other point, as well as beyond
the US to any other point
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11. 5th Freedom
● The right to fly between two foreign countries on a flight originating or ending in one's own country
Example: Emirates flight in 2004 from Dubai to Brisbane, Australia and onward to Auckland, New Zealand,
Fifth freedom traffic rights are intended to enhance the economic viability of an airline's long haul routes
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12. 6th Freedom
Agreement
● Right to carry passengers or cargo from a second country to a third country by stopping in one's own
country
The Committee notes the new development in this Agreement, which removes such restrictions to provide
fifth freedom services (By-lateral agreement between Australia and USA)
For example, under the new Agreement, Australian carriers can now operate services originating in the
United States through points in New Zealand and Australia and beyond points in South-East Asia without
restriction
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13. 7th freedom
● The right to fly between two foreign countries while not offering flights to one's own country
As example: A USA airline operate between Australia (Sydney) and New zealand (Auckland)
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14. Air routes
Brisbane to Los Angeles
● American Airlines Delta Air Lines
● Qantas Airways
● Virgin Australia International
Brisbane to Honolulu
● Hawaiian Airlines
Sydney to Los Angeles
● United airline
● Delta Air Lines
Melbourne to Los Angeles
● American Airlines
● Delta Air Lines
● Qantas Airways
● Virgin Australia International
Melbourne to Honolulu
● Jetstar Airways
● Qantas Airways
Perth to Honolulu
● Fiji airways
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15. Sydney to Los Angeles
● American Airlines from SYD to LAX
● Delta Air Lines from SYD to LAX
● Air New Zealand from SYD to LAX
● Qantas Airways from SYD to LAX
● United Airlines from SYD to LAX
● Virgin Australia International from SYD to LAX
Sydney to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW)
● American Airlines from SYD to DFW
● Qantas Airways from SYD to DFW
Sydney to Honolulu
● American Airlines from SYD to HNL
● Hawaiian Airlines from SYD to HNL
● Jetstar Airways from SYD to HNL
● Qantas Airways from SYD to HNL
● Virgin Australia International from SYD
to HNL
Sydney to San Francisco
● Air New Zealand from SYD to SFO
● United Airlines from SYD to SFO 15

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