Qantas airline launches "flights to nowhere"
For those jet setters who can't wait to spread their wings.
Qantas is an Australian airline that has now found a new and innovative way to get people back in the skies.
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While some countries, like South Africa, are easing into international travel, Australia is still being cautious.
But they have found a loophole.
Aussies have been able to fly within the country during the pandemic, but now Qantas has launched their flight that will cover half the country.
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The idea behind it is to make you feel as if you were traveling far and wide, like most international flights.
In October, the 'Flight to Nowhere' will see a Boeing 787 Dreamliner lift off from Sydney Airport and take passengers over the Great Barrier Reef.
Fun fact: the Boeing 787 has the largest plane windows which means you will be able to have the greatest view of one of the most beautiful natural wonders.
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The flight will be a total of seven hours, will include breakfast and lunch, and even a surprise celebrity MC and entertainer!
Sounds like quite the experience!
Our only advice, if this comes to South Africa, would be to make sure you get a window seat.