HBA → BNE

Mt Wellington (kunanyi)

Rising 1,271 meters above Hobart, the mountain provides a dramatic backdrop immediately after takeoff.

Freycinet Peninsula

The distinctive pink granite peaks of the Hazards and the white curve of Wineglass Bay are often visible shortly after departure.

Sydney & Blue Mountains

On clear days, the aircraft's path often allows for views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the hazy Blue Mountains range to the west.

Lake Macquarie

Australia's largest coastal saltwater lagoon appears as a massive, intricate water system near Newcastle.

Gold Coast Skyline

The dense cluster of high-rises at Surfers Paradise creates a striking silhouette against the Pacific coastline.

Tasman Peninsula

View the sheer dolerite sea cliffs and the remote Cape Pillar near the start of the journey.

Flinders Island

The largest island in the Furneaux Group in Bass Strait, featuring rugged coastlines and white beaches.

Moreton Bay

The descent into Brisbane over the bay reveals turquoise waters, sandbanks, and coral reefs.

Stradbroke Islands

Detailed views of the North and South Stradbroke sand dunes and the famous Point Lookout.

Port of Brisbane

As the plane aligns with the runway, you get a bird's-eye view of the massive container ships and industrial infrastructure.