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Qantas has teamed up with wildlife conservationist Robert Irwin, launching a campaign built around an aircraft cabin filled entirely with the Irwin family’s best-known face.

The campaign – part of Qantas’s “Australia in the Sky” push – features Irwin and cabin crew explaining Australian slang to international audiences, including the meanings of “nah yeah” and “yeah nah”. It also highlights a long-running friendship between Irwin and Brisbane-based cabin crew member Dan Jameson, who had a crocodile Irwin once drew on his arm permanently tattooed.

Filmed at Australia Zoo’s Crocodile Hunter Lodge and onboard a Qantas aircraft, the campaign has been running across North America, the United Kingdom and Asia since 16 September 2026.

The collaboration centres on driving visitation to Australia via Qantas Explorer fares, with a joint push alongside Tourism Australia in several markets. Under the program, customers booking an international Qantas flight to Australia can access discounted Economy and Business fares across more than 45 domestic destinations, booked within the same itinerary – saving 30% on the base fare, excluding taxes, fees and charges.

Qantas will also back the 2026 Steve Irwin Gala in Brisbane, which raises funds for global conservation through Wildlife Warriors.

Qantas Group chief brand and corporate affairs officer Danielle Keighery said Irwin was one of the country’s most recognisable ambassadors.

“For Qantas, that experience starts the moment customers step onboard one of our aircraft, through our distinctly Australian hospitality, food and wine,” Keighery said.

Irwin said his connection to the airline stretched back to childhood.

“Qantas has been part of my life since I was about the size of a loaf of bread,” he said. “When I get on a Qantas flight, I’m amongst friends.”