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Qantas to Refurbish 10 Airbus A330 Aircraft
The airline will upgrade economy seats and entertainment systems on the widebody jets.
Mar. 14, 2026 at 9:36am
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Qantas announced plans to refurbish 10 of its Airbus A330 aircraft, upgrading the economy class seats and entertainment systems. The airline will also continue the rollout of in-flight Wi-Fi on its international routes.
Why it matters
The A330 refurbishment is part of Qantas' ongoing efforts to modernize its fleet and improve the passenger experience. As international travel continues to rebound, the upgrades will help the airline stay competitive and meet growing demand, especially in premium cabins.
The details
The 10 Airbus A330 aircraft will receive new economy class seats and entertainment screens as part of the refurbishment program. Qantas will also continue expanding its in-flight Wi-Fi capabilities across its international network.
- Qantas will begin the A330 refurbishment program in mid-calendar year 2026.
The players
Qantas
Australia's national airline and flag carrier.
What’s next
Qantas Freight will also begin operations at Western Sydney Airport's new 24-hour cargo precinct in mid-calendar year 2026 to meet growing e-commerce demand.
The takeaway
Qantas' investment in refurbishing its A330 fleet and expanding in-flight Wi-Fi demonstrates the airline's commitment to enhancing the passenger experience as international travel continues to rebound.
