Qantas Now Gives Pyjamas in Business Class to Asia

Qantas 787 Business Class — The higher your Qantas status, the higher your chances of an upgrade. Photo: Qantas.

Qantas is now giving out complimentary pyjamas to Business Class passengers on almost all of its daytime flights to Asia.

Qantas’ comfortable grey pyjamas have long been popular with pointy-end passengers on long-haul international flights to the Americas, Europe and South Africa. In addition, Qantas already provided pyjamas in Business Class on its many overnight flights from Asia to Australia.

But pyjamas weren’t previously given out on daytime Qantas flights from Australia to Asia. Almost all of Qantas’ flights to Asia, except one of the two daily Sydney-Tokyo services, operate during the day.

Qantas’ pyjamas come in two sizes – M/L and L/XL.

Two piles of Qantas business class pyjamas — Qantas hands out pyjamas to Business Class passengers during boarding on most long-haul international flights. Photo: Matt Graham.

On which flights does Qantas provide pyjamas in Business Class?

From 1 March 2024, Qantas is providing Business Class pyjamas on the following international routes, in both directions:

Origin	Destinations with pyjamas provided
Sydney	Bali, Jakarta, Singapore, Bangkok, Manila, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Seoul, Shanghai, Bengaluru, Honolulu, Los Angeles, Dallas/Fort Worth, San Francisco, Vancouver, Santiago, Johannesburg, London, Rome, Paris
Melbourne	Bali, Jakarta, Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Delhi, Los Angeles, Dallas/Fort Worth, London
Brisbane	Singapore, Tokyo, Los Angeles
Perth	London, Rome, Paris
London	Singapore, Sydney
New York	Auckland

Naturally, the airline also provides premium pyjamas to all First Class passengers.

Qantas A380 First Class seat. Photo: Qantas. — Qantas also provides every First Class passenger with pyjamas. Photo: Qantas.

Qantas does not give out pyjamas on domestic flights, trans-Tasman flights or short-haul international services to destinations such as Noumea, Port Moresby, Nadi, Apia, Nuku’alofa, Honiara or Dili.

The airline used to provide its iconic kangaroo-adorned Business Class PJs on QF72 from Singapore to Perth, but this is no longer the case.

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