JNB → SYD

Aurora Australis

The Southern Lights are often visible as green and pink ribbons of light during the dark hours of this deep southern route.

Southern Ocean Edge

The flight path dips far south, offering views of the churning Southern Ocean and potential iceberg sightings in rare conditions.

Royal National Park

The lush green coastal cliffs and secluded beaches of Australia's oldest national park during the descent.

Botany Bay

A direct view of the historic bay and the Kurnell Peninsula as the aircraft lines up for landing at SYD.

Port Botany

The massive cranes and container ships of Sydney's primary maritime port just before touchdown.

Johannesburg Skyline

Aerial views of the 'City of Gold' and the high-altitude plateau of the Highveld immediately after takeoff.

Mozambique Coastline

Clear views of the turquoise waters and white sands near the border of South Africa and Mozambique.

Indian Ocean Expanses

The deep blue of the world's third-largest ocean, often featuring dramatic cloud formations and weather fronts.

Blue Mountains

If approaching from the northwest, the rugged sandstone cliffs and eucalyptus forests of the Blue Mountains are visible.

Sydney Harbour

On specific flight paths into runway 16L/R, you can catch a glimpse of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge.