ANTARCTIC SCENIC FLIGHT | Qantas Airways | SYD-SYD | QF1330
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Qantas is the National Carrier of Australia, The airline was founded at Winton, QLD in 1920 making it the 3rd oldest airline still in operation. It has the largest fleet in Australian Aviation with an interesting history including B747s, B707s and Lockheed Constellations. They now operate a fleet of A380s (12), B787-9s (11), A330-300s (10), A330-200s (18), B737-800s (75).
Filmed on 31 Dec 2022,
Qantas Airways QF1330
Sydney (SYD) - Antarctica - Sydney (SYD)
Flight time: 13h 48m
Distance travelled: 6658m/10715km
VH-ZNG, Boeing 787-9, 4 years old
Seat: 43C/B
Thumbnail Credit: "abc___photos" on IG
© Young Aussie Flyer 2022
Very cool. This scenic flight over Antarctica is on my bucket list! Amazing scenery. Thanks for sharing this!
You’re most welcome! I felt a trip report is the least I could do!
I am flying this year! On NY's Eve! Hooray and Auld Lang Syne!🎉🎉🎉
Yay!!!
I really enjoyed that report
You’re welcome dad
Omg I couldn’t wait for this trip report! Congrats!
I’m glad it’s here - I went nuts trying to get it out
@@YoungAussieFlyer haha 😂
Truly stunning, would love to do this flight one day
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Well done!
Thank you!
Hello from the USA!
Hello!
Love these trip reports! cant stop watching them✈✈
Glad you like them!
Well that was a sensational review on what is undeniably an ultra rare route. The video definitely does this justice!
Thank you so much for watching!
AMAZING! I watched right through to the end, mesmerized with the awesome views of Antarctica. I need to do this flight! I would want to do this in Business Class but $8000 no no no! Amazing way to celebrate NYE. 3 meals on the flight, impressive.. Do you know what height you were flying at over Antarctica?
Yeah 8 grand for business is WAYYYYYYY too much. We were cruising over the continent at FL190 for most of it
What a great video - stunning content, informative and well presented. What an adventure and thanks for sharing it with us. I've subscribed and look forward to more such adventures. Keep up the good work and happy landings!
Many thanks for watching! I’ve got a few interesting ones coming so be sure to keep your eyes and ears peeled!
watching this while tracking the flight right now 😂
Wow really impressive trip report all round what an experience to see Earth's most desolate, isolated and extreme continent! Really appreciate all the research and accrued knowledge you put into your trip reports too always very informative :)
You’re most welcome! I do my best to put out the highest quality of videos
What an amazing video. You should work for National Geographic. Beautiful pictures, perfect narration, very nicely edited, with fantastic music to accompany it all. WELL DONE!
Haha I don’t think NatGeo would hire me, but I’m open to ideas…
What gorpro are you using?
GoPro Hero 4….I still need to upgrade it as I’ve had it for nearly 10 years
Wow the 4 that’s amazing it still works
Watching this on a plane!
You flew directly over my house…..
Nice Video
Hehe I flew over my own house
How much does it cost to fly to over Antarctica?
Lowest price is $1199
I've wanted to do this right from back when they were flying 747's down there. Are there any seats left for next month??
That can be found on the Antartica flights website
Do you have any idea what explorer economy class would be like on this flight?
I figure it would be the same experience just with more of a view
@@YoungAussieFlyer I thought explorer economy was less money than standard economy.
@@Blake1527 whoops! I was thinking of
Superior economy class😅. Explorer economy has no view up until you reach Antartica
@@YoungAussieFlyer Oh okay, thanks ☺️
How do you watch anything or see outside if you have a inner aisle seat? Kinda just seems like a waste as you won’t see much
They swap seats half way through the flight
I guess no flat earthers ever take this flight...
Lol nope
just seen this flight on flightradar24,
So did I!
An excellent review and reviewer😊
Thank you!
Wonderful report.
But you need to go again, and film it with a rectilinear lens, so the flat earthers don't claim your video as proof that the horizon is flat!
I mean you’re welcome to fund it for me - I haven’t got that kind of money