QantasLink Opens Lounge in Coffs Harbour and Names Q400 After the City

QantasLink has officially opened the QantasLink Regional Lounge at Coffs Harbour Airport and even named a 74-seat Q400 aircraft after the city.

The new lounge reflects a style similar to Qantas Clubs throughout Australia and offers Platinum and Gold Frequent Flyers and Qantas Club members a range of services including:

- complimentary wireless internet
- plasma television with Austar channel facility; and
- a selection of premium refreshments including alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.

The QantasLink Coffs Harbour Regional Lounge joins lounges already in operation in Broome, Devonport, Kalgoorlie, Karratha, Launceston, Mackay, Port Hedland and Rockhampton.

QantasLink has invested over $600 million in 21 new Q400 aircraft since 2006. These operate alongside the airline’s fleet of five Q200, 16 Q300 and 11 Boeing 717 aircraft, currently providing around 1900 flights each week to 54 metropolitan and regional destinations throughout Australia

“Coffs Harbour was one of the first ports to experience our new Q400 aircraft in 2007, and we have recently expanded our Q400 schedule on the Coffs Harbour-Sydney route by adding an additional five return services each week, resulting in all 33 services on the route being operated by the Q400 aircraft,” said QantasLink Executive Manager, Mr Narendra Kumar.

QantasLink has been flying to Coffs Harbour since 1992.

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