ADL → KUL

Flinders Ranges

The spectacular, folded peaks of South Australia's largest mountain range, visible about 15-20 minutes after departure.

The Kimberley Region

Rugged, ancient landscapes featuring deep gorges and unique geological formations in Northern Australia.

Indonesian Volcanoes

On clear days, the towering volcanic peaks of East and Central Java, such as Mount Semeru, can be spotted across the Java Sea.

Sepang Circuit

The famous Formula 1 track is often clearly visible as the plane maneuvers for landing at KUL.

Kuala Lumpur Skyline

The iconic Petronas Twin Towers and KL Tower are frequently visible on the horizon during the final approach from the south.

Spencer Gulf

Dramatic views of the South Australian coastline and the deep blue waters of the gulf immediately after take-off.

Lake Torrens

A massive, shimmering salt lake that appears as a bright white expanse amidst the arid Australian interior.

Great Sandy Desert

The striking red sands and complex dune patterns of the Western Australian outback.

Bangka Island

Lush tropical scenery and white sand beaches as the flight approaches the Malay Peninsula.

Strait of Malacca

One of the world's busiest shipping lanes, filled with hundreds of cargo ships and tankers near the destination.