MEL → DXB

Australian Outback

The striking red sands of the Great Sandy Desert and the ancient geological formations of the Pilbara region.

Ningaloo Reef

Glimpses of the fringing coral reef system along the coast of Western Australia before heading out over the sea.

Hajar Mountains

The jagged, arid peaks of the Oman peninsula provide a dramatic backdrop as the flight nears the UAE.

Dubai Downtown

Unmatched views of the Burj Khalifa and the dense cluster of skyscrapers that define the Dubai skyline.

Arabian Desert

The sweeping dunes of the Rub' al Khali desert edge as the plane transitions from Omani to Emirati airspace.

Great Australian Bight

Panoramic views of the rugged limestone cliffs where the Australian continent meets the Southern Ocean.

Shark Bay

A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring vibrant turquoise waters and the unique saline landscapes of Western Australia.

Indian Ocean Horizon

Uninterrupted vistas of the sun setting over the deep blue waters during the long transoceanic crossing.

Palm Jumeirah

On approach to DXB, this side frequently provides a bird's-eye view of the iconic tree-shaped artificial archipelago.

The World Islands

The cluster of man-made islands designed to resemble a map of the world visible during the final descent.