Qantas Jumbo Joy flight 747

The Qantas Jumbo Joy flight takes physically and intellectually disabled children, as well as kids in care and from the bush, for a mystery flight around the state.
The Qantas Jumbo Joy Flight gives 350 disabled or disadvantaged children what is often their only opportunity to experience the sensation of flying. This one hour flight in a Jumbo 747 is an annual event, and takes children nominated by schools, charities and other community groups supporting disadvantaged or disabled children.
Organised by the Rotary Club of Turramurra and the Pathfinders Auxiliary ,the project is supported by Qantas, Sydney Airport, Shell and Air Services Australia. Funds raised are donated to the Royal Institute for Deaf & Blind Children, and other Rotary projects. Donations will be receipted by Turramurra Rotary Foundation, a deductible gift recipient. Donations of $2 or more are tax deductible.
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THIS IS WHY AIRFARES ARE SO FUCKING EXPENSIVE. WASTING TIME AND FUEL ON THESE CRAP FLIGHTS