Investor Presentaiton

New fleet technology driving long-term structural advantage and future earnings Group fleet strategy secured • Group narrowbody fleet renewal (refer to Investor Day) ៨) Project Sunrise growth Existing programs Current fleet 281 A330 CANTAS Retirement starting from FY27 101 A380 QANTAS + Committed fleet from FY27+ 4x 787-9 QANTAS 8x 787-10 Wews QANTAS... 12x A350-10002 QANTAS Retirement starting from FY32 Total committed aircraft only. The Group has purchase right options over the next 10 years to support fleet renewal and growth New widebody commitments (further details in media release) LOANTAS GROUP 1. Current number of aircraft in fleet as at 30 June 2023. 2. Non-ULR (ultra long-range) configuration. Optimal time for widebody fleet renewal - - A330/A380s retiring at the end of their economic life Strong Balance Sheet and transformed cost base Leveraging pre-COVID purchase agreements to secure advantaged delivery slots. and pricing with improved flexibility Order book has increased flexibility; now positioned to deliver fleet renewal and growth over the next 10+ years including purchase right options - - - Smooth profiles for pre-delivery payments with both manufacturers Flexibility to shift the order book across aircraft types Will apply the Financial Framework through the cycle to balance investment and shareholder returns Widebody fleet renewal provides access to next-generation technology - - Opening new market opportunities, diversifying network with more routes and increasing fleet resilience and flexibility Supports Qantas International EBIT growth through transformation benefits from new fuel efficient aircraft and growth in key markets and customer segments Airbus and Boeing providing priority access to SAF offtakes, significantly de-risking 2030 SAF target (see next slide) FY23 Results | 9

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