The sixth aborigene livery for Qantas is also the result of partnership with Balarinji Design Studios; the brand new aircraft was delivered to National Jet Systems to be operated for QantasLink on December 16, 2023. The design is based on a 2018 200 x 243.5 cm artwork by renowned artist Maringka Baker from the Pitjantjatjara tribe established in the Central Australian desert (the author lives in the remote community of Kanpi in far north west South Australia).
The green design tells the Dreaming story of two sisters who traverse remote Australia together, covering vast distances to find their way home. The artwork name - Minyma Kutjara Tjukurpa – means The Two Sisters Creation Story. The livery is an intricate work made from over 20,000 dots and showing the artist's deep spiritual connection to her Country.
Qantas added decals to three aircraft in its group of companies in Summer 2023 to show its support to the Yes23 Indigenous "Voice to Paliament" campaign. The initiative advocated for a yes in the October 2023 referendum about Indigenous recognition in the Australian Constitution and Parliament. Australians voted against the initiative with a 60% No result.
A rhinoceros, an elephant and giraffes promoted this zoo located in Dubbo, New South Wales. QantasLink serves the Dubbo airport with several daily flights. This is an updated version of a scheme first introduced in 2010 on VH-QOW.
QantasLink's affiliate Sunstate Airlines supported the initiative which aimed at recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the Australian Constitution.
Tim Tam is a well-known chocolate biscuit made in Australia by Arnott's. As part of the brand’s 50th celebrations, Arnott’s launched a “50 flights in 50 days” on-pack promotion giving consumers the chance to win a Qantas flight to reconnect with friends and family across Australia.
The QantasLink brand was voted world's best regional airline in 2012 by aerospace industry journal Air Transport World. It is to be noted that although it holds an air operator certificate, the aircraft are operated by different carriers under contract, including National Jet Systems, Cobham Aviation, Sunstate Airlines & Network Aviation.
Celebrating the 40 years of this famous festival. The "40" markings were removed in 2013 and in 2016 the titles were removed with only the fading guitar decals remaining for a few more months.
Giraffes and rhinoceros promoted this zoo located in Dubbo, New South Wales. QantasLink serves Dubbo airport with several daily flights. An updated version was unveiled in 2015 on VH-LQL.