From SON?
Tip: Sit on the right side for takeoff.
Passengers will enjoy panoramic views of the turquoise Segond Channel and the lush landscapes of Aore Island immediately after lifting off towards the southeast.
Passengers will enjoy panoramic views of the turquoise Segond Channel and the lush landscapes of Aore Island immediately after lifting off towards the southeast.
The left side offers an unparalleled view of Gaua Island's dramatic volcanic landscape, including the massive Lake Letas and the active Mount Garet, which are the highlights of this northern route.
The right side offers an unparalleled view of the volcanic landscape, specifically the majestic Mt. Lombenben on Ambae and the lush offshore islands of Santo.
The left side offers a front-row seat to Vanuatu's dramatic volcanic activity, including the iconic Lopevi cone and the active craters of Ambrym, along with the scenic Shepherd Islands cluster.
The right side offers a spectacular approach to Gaua, featuring the massive Lake Letas and the active Mount Gharat volcano as you descend into the Banks Islands.
The right side offers a direct line of sight to the dramatic volcanic silhouette of Ambae Island and the lush, cascade-filled western slopes of Maewo as you approach.
The left side offers the most scenic views of Luganville's harbor upon departure and a dramatic perspective of the northern volcanic slopes of Ambae Island during the approach.
The left side offers a superior vantage point for viewing the departure from Luganville and the dramatic approach into Longana along the northern coastline of Ambae Island.
The left side offers a superior sequence of island vistas, including the beautiful Aore and Malo islands, and a great angle of the Malekula coastline during the approach.
The right side provides the most diverse scenery, including views of Luganville, the historic Segond Channel, and the lush islands of Aore and Malo before approaching the rugged terrain of Pentecost Island.
The right side offers a superior mix of Espiritu Santo's rugged volcanic interior upon departure and the iconic Glass House Mountains and Brisbane city skyline during the approach.