Once in a lifetime perhaps - but last recently Qantas had their 'Flight to nowhere' scenic flight, now they're flying to somewhere - Ayer's Rock / Uluru!
Cost is $2449 in Economy, $3999 in Business, and you can earn 5,000 Qantas Points and 80 Status Credits in Economy, or 10,000 points and 160 status in Business.
Your weekend adventure
Your weekend getaway starts from 8am in Sydney on Saturday 5 December, and returns from Ayers Rock by 6pm on Sunday 6 December 2020.
Indulge in some bubbles at a pre-flight breakfast event in the Qantas Business Lounge before taking off on board your Qantas 737, enjoying low level scenic fly-bys on departure of the world-famous Sydney Harbour and surrounding beaches.
Relax on board with our inflight hospitality as the aircraft makes its way across our sunburnt country to the heart of Australia and descends to do low level circuits around Uluru and Kata Tjuta with views of the expansive salt lakes of Lake Amadeus. Our highly trained pilots will manoeuvre the aircraft to afford spectacular views for passengers on both sides of the aircraft. At 348 metres high, Uluru is a sandstone monolith around 550 million years old and has special cultural significance for Anangu, the traditional owners.
Land in Uluru and spend 24 hours experiencing one of the greatest wonders of the world, including the full spectrum of the colours of the spiritual heart of Australia. Your whirlwind tour includes a Night at the Field of Light including a three-course dinner under the stars using native ingredients, with a didgeridoo performance and an Indigenous interpretation of the night sky.
When the night sky has descended into darkness, visit the spectacular Field of Lights installation before returning to your room at Ayers Rock Resort’s premier hotel, 'Sails in the Desert'.
Rise before dawn to watch the sun rise over Uluru, then visit the mystical domes of Kata Tjuta and Walpa Gorge before heading back to the resort for brunch.
As your weekend trip of a lifetime comes to an end, return home on your Qantas flight with a final low-level sweep of Sydney Harbour before landing back at Sydney Airport.
Note: the flight path is subject to change due to weather conditions on the day and there may be an alternative flight path which may not take in all these sights.
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