OUR COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

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COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY

COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 2 COMMITMENT At Qantas, environmental sustainability is a guiding principle. From our foundation in central Queensland almost 100 years ago, the Qantas Group has a proud tradition of innovation in environmental sustainability. For Qantas, a sustainable future is not such a Long reach.

COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 3 COMMITMENT We ve made strong progress in reducing our overall environmental impact. It is our aim to be a leading airline committed to environmental sustainability. And we are recognised as such: our continued inclusion on key global sustainability indices and accolades from around the world are evidence that our actions are delivering real results. We recognise that the cost of inaction outweighs the cost of action. Our environmental performance also drives our commercial benefit and ensures our continued success. It is our resolve to embed environmental performance and sustainability principles within all our management systems, policy and practices. This is our commitment. We seek to be an industry leader in environmental sustainability.

COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 4 TARGETS Pledging to improve the way we operate amounts to little without clear and measurable goals.

COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 5 TARGETS In 2007, to help focus our environmental strategies, Qantas set electricity, water and waste reduction targets to be achieved by 2011. To take us up to 2020, we reset these goals in 2012. Operating from a 2009/10 baseline, our new targets demonstrate a determination to reduce our environmental impact. 2020 QANTAS ENVIRONMENTAL QANTAS FUEL AND TARGETS EMISSIONS TARGETS SAVE 20 % IMPROVE FUEL EFFICIENCY 1.5 % EACH YEAR SAVE 20 % CARBON NEUTRAL GROWTH FROM 2020 Between 2009 and 2014 we: - Reduced electricity consumption by 9% - Reduced water consumption by 11% - Reduced waste-to-landfill by 20% REDUCE 30 % CUT NET EMISSIONS 50 % BY 2050

COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 6 PLAN Our biggest challenge is jet fuel combustion emissions, which account for around 98% of our total 12 million tonne annual CO2 footprint. This impact is our incentive.

COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 7 PLAN Our emissions management plan is simple: measure, reduce, offset. MEASURE To gain a thorough understanding of our footprint, Qantas follows a number of independent reporting programs: National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting (NGER) for annual domestic emissions Sustainability Reporting and Carbon Disclosure Project Reporting for annual total emissions footprint, including international Fly Carbon Neutral program reporting for full life cycle emissions of our flight sectors in accordance with the National Carbon Offset Standard REDUCE We have a proven track record of implementing initiatives to improve efficiency, reduce fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions. Examples include: Aircraft weight reduction initiatives Efficient Ground Power Units in lieu of jet fuel driven Auxiliary Power Units Using GPS-based navigation technology (Smart Tracking) to improve operational efficiency Investing in a fuel efficient fleet such as the Airbus A380 and Boeing 787 Facilitating a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) industry in Australia OFFSET We have the largest airline voluntary carbon offset program in the world, Fly Carbon Neutral. We offset all our employee business travel and ground fuel emissions Every Qantas passenger has the option to join us and offset the emissions associated with their flight The offsets we source mitigate climate change, protect wildlife and nourish communities We make no profit from this program and pay for all administration and 3rd party administration costs Make changes today for a better tomorrow

COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 8 INITIATIVES To become a global environmental sustainability leader in the aviation industry, Qantas has implemented programs designed to encourage greater efficiencies across all aspects of our business. Through these initiatives, we ensure that we continue to improve long into the future.

COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 9 INITIATIVES IN THE AIR In the air and on the ground, we re committed to doing better. Our initiatives will help protect our environment for present and future generations. SUSTAINABLE AVIATION FUEL (SAF) In April 2012 Qantas was the first Australian airline to operate a commercial flight using SAF We are a member of the Sustainable Aviation Fuel Users Group Australian Roadmap to Sustainable Aviation, conducted in 2011 with industry partners, explored the feasibility of an Australian SAF industry from a policy, technology, environmental, social and economic perspective. Findings estimated the creation of up to 12,000 clean energy jobs, a 17% cut in emissions and a $2billion reduction in the reliance of fuel imports Building on the Australian Roadmap to Sustainable Aviation in June 2012, Qantas partnered with Shell Australia and the Federal Government to explore the production of SAF in Australia. A copy of the study can be downloaded from qantas.com/environmental FUEL EFFICIENCY PROGRAM Investing in a more fuel efficient fleet GPS-based navigation technology (Smart Tracking) to improve operational efficiency Efficient Ground Power Units in lieu of jet fuel driven Auxiliary Power Units Weight reduction measures: for example, replacing hard copy operational manuals with an ipad and lightweight pantry equipment FLY CARBON NEUTRAL Our voluntary carbon offset program is the largest of any airline in the world Since launch in 2007 we ve offset over 1.8 million tonnes equivalent to taking 370,000 cars off the road for a year We have partnered with leading Australian business to reduce their environmental footprint and support verified offset projects INFLIGHT First Australian airline to introduce inflight recycling Via our Sustainable Procurement Policy and Australian Packaging Covenant obligations we push suppliers to provide more sustainable product and less packaging Partnering with our suppliers, we ve introduced packaging and recycling solutions such as washable utensils and 35% recycled paper cups AIRCRAFT NOISE Each new generation of aircraft we purchase must have a lower noise footprint We are a leading proponent of GPS-based Smart Tracking, which has been used at Canberra Airport to redesign flight paths to move noise away from residents Top: NZ reforestation project supported by Fly Carbon Neutral; bottom: Alan Joyce speaks prior to the first Australian SAF flights.

COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 10 INITIATIVES ON THE GROUND TRI-GENERATION PROJECTS AND CAMPUS REDEVELOPMENT We have built Australia s largest commercial tri-generation (cooling, heating and electricity) project in Sydney which uses natural gas to produce more efficient, lower carbon energy for our headquarters, catering centre, jet base and domestic terminal The two power plants, constructed by GridX, will reduce CO2 emissions by 23,000 tonnes a year equivalent to taking 7,000 cars off the road We have also completed a major refurbishment of our corporate headquarters in Sydney. The refurbishment and trigeneration power plant will result in our multiple multi-story buildings rising from an average energy efficiency rating of NABERS 1.5 star to a NABERS 5 star THE QANTAS GREEN TEAM A group of 700 staff volunteers who actively find and deliver environmental improvements across all areas of the Qantas business UTILITIES REDUCTION To ensure we achieve our electricity and water targets we systematically identify and implement electricity and water saving projects across all areas of our operations. Examples include: Improving lighting efficiency by adopting LED technology Procuring energy efficient electrical appliances Installation of water efficient fixtures Identification and rectification of water leaks Replacement of inefficient cooling towers Installation of water efficient industrial dishwashers in our Catering centres EXCEL ENVIRONMENT AWARD Created to recognise positive environmental action by Qantas employees Awarded annually to staff employees for projects who improve our business environmental impact WASTE AND RECYCLING Over 65% of our general waste from domestic aircraft and corporate operations in Sydney is diverted from landfill to an alternative waste treatment facility We install recycling bins in all major airport terminals we occupy We have commenced a waste food composting program in our corporate offices We donate uniforms to charity to be used in the manufacture of pillows and mattresses Clockwise from top: Qantas staff survey the health of coral on Heron Island as part of the annual ZooX Ambassador Program; one of two tri-generation engines at Qantas; insulated piping inside the Qantas tri generation plant.

COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 11 PARTNERSHIPS Together with our partners, we make positive changes. Our innovative projects and partnerships have set new sustainability standards, for adoption in other industries. THE GREAT BARRIER REEF FOUNDATION We participate in ZooX Ambassadors Program and support research endeavours to understand the impact of climate change on The Great Barrier Reef and increase its resilience CAIRNS TURTLE REHABILITATION CENTRE We are a foundation sponsor of the Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre on Fitzroy Island, dedicated to the care of sick and injured sea turtles NORTH KIMBERLEY FIRE ABATEMENT PROJECT We have made a long term commitment to support indigenous land owners in the North Kimberley through the purchase of carbon offsets from their project Left: Rainforest community living in area protected by April Salumei Carbon offset project; right: a Qantas cabin crew member at the Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre on Fitzroy Island. NGATI AWA HERITAGE ESTATE We have partnered with the Ngati Awa Heritage Estate near Ohope in New Zealand to support the reforestation of 350 hectares of culturally significant land

COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 12 ACHIEVEMENTS At Qantas, we re proud of our environmental sustainability record. We value the recognition we have received from the world s leading business and environmental groups. And our success in the field spurs us on to continue to lead and innovate.

COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 13 ACHIEVEMENTS KEY SUCCESSES Maintaining a downward trend on our electricity, water and waste-tolandfill consumption since 2006, despite operational growth Strong success in reducing our environmental impact between 2009/10 and 2014: --Reduced electricity consumption by 9% --Reduced water consumption by 11% --Reduced waste-to-landfill by 20% Maintaining a downward trend on jet fuel emissions intensity Setting 2050 emissions targets far beyond any regulatory or compliance scheme requirements GLOBAL RECOGNITION 2013: Eco-Pioneer Award from Air Transport World 2012: Banksia Awards winner, Leading in Sustainability, Setting the Standard for Large Organisations Dow Jones Sustainability Indices: --Dow Jones Sustainability Asia/ Pacific Index (since 2009) and one of only two airlines included --Dow Jones Sustainability Australia Index and the only airline included Inclusion in CDP ASX 200 Climate Disclosure Leadership Index (2010 2014) FTSE4Good Index Series (since 2009) Our record speaks for itself. Our awards speak for us.

COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY 14 Our Company has a proud tradition of innovation. We don t wait for the future. We help make it happen. Alan Joyce, Chief Executive Officer QANTAS AIRWAYS LIMITED ABN 16 009 661 901 Please consider the environment before printing this brochure.