CAN → SYD

Hainan Island

Views of China's tropical island province, featuring lush green mountains and white sand coastlines.

Indonesian Archipelago

As you cross the equator, look for volcanic peaks and tropical rainforests across islands like Sulawesi or Timor.

The Red Center

Stunning transition into the Australian Outback, showcasing vibrant ochre sands and ancient geological formations.

Lake Eyre Basin

If the path is inland, see the massive white salt pans and ephemeral river systems of South Australia.

Blue Mountains

Dramatic sandstone cliffs and hazy eucalyptus forests visible during the final 30 minutes of the descent into Sydney.

Pearl River Delta

Dramatic aerial views of the interconnected urban sprawl of Guangzhou, Dongguan, and Shenzhen shortly after takeoff.

South China Sea

Expanse of deep blue water frequently dotted with cargo ships and remote coral atolls.

Coral Sea Coastline

Glimpses of the Queensland coast and the eastern edges of the Great Barrier Reef if the flight track hugs the coastline.

Pacific Sunrise

For overnight flights, the left side provides a front-row seat to the sun rising over the Pacific Ocean horizon.

Sydney Harbour

On specific northern approaches (Runway 16), lucky passengers may spot the Opera House and Harbour Bridge in the distance.