WLG → SYD

Cook Strait Crossing

Aerial views of the turbulent waters separating New Zealand's North and South Islands immediately after takeoff.

Marlborough Sounds

Breathtaking views of the sunken river valleys, turquoise bays, and lush green ridgelines of the South Island's northern tip.

Abel Tasman Coastline

Distal views of the golden sand beaches and granite cliffs of New Zealand's smallest national park.

Royal National Park

Upon arrival in Australia, views of the world's second-oldest national park featuring dramatic coastal cliffs and eucalyptus forests.

Botany Bay

Final approach views of the historic bay where Captain Cook first landed, including the Kurnell peninsula and container terminals.

Kapiti Island

A prominent bird sanctuary island visible off the west coast of the North Island during the initial climb.

Mount Taranaki

On clear days, the perfectly symmetrical volcanic cone may be visible in the distance to the north.

Tasman Horizon

Uninterrupted views of the horizon, ideal for catching spectacular sunsets on late afternoon/evening flights.

Sydney Harbour Bridge

If the aircraft lands towards the south (Runway 16), this side offers iconic views of the bridge and CBD.

Sydney Opera House

The world-famous white sails are often visible on a northern approach path into Kingsford Smith Airport.