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The post title might be longer than the post. Here are both seats:
Sydney to Dallas on February 10
Melbourne to Los Angeles August 8
Here is my trip report of Qantas A380 Business Class.
There are no First Class seats on the Qantas A380 between Australia and the United States in either direction. A380 First Class space is available between London and Australia or London and Dubai or Dubai and Australia.
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Just an FYI… I don’t think this post is totally accurate. From my experience (since I’m monitoring for seats this coming December) the Qantas search engine differs from what AA’s site shows. I was definitely able to book 2 Business class seats (DFW – SYD) on dates that didn’t show up on AA’s site, but does on Qantas’. Although extremely rare (and more toward the 331 days out), there were single First Class seats that show up as available on Qantas’ search. I have yet to come across 2 open First Class seats on any flight between Australia and the US though… so hoping for last-minute cancels or late releases.