Flying Qantas Business Class during the Pandemic!
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i really enjoy the flying experience i love the takeoff being above the clouds watching the world from thirty thousand feet
the views on takeoff were spectacular and it was a joy to be back in the sky again
i was really impressed with the catering onboard this flight
a landing watching mesmerized out the window as this very heavy machine makes a perfect touchdown onto the runway
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YouTube Video Description↓
I took my first flight in over a year a few weeks ago and the experience was surprising. I used to fly every month, and spent a lot of time travelling overseas to get to cruise ships that I spoke aboard as a guest lecturer. But since the pandemic, I hadn't been on an aircraft in over a year! This was my first trip - filmed in March 2021 - a short domestic flight on a Qantas Boeing 737-800. I was flying in Business Class. The main reason for my trip was to get some photographs for a story I was writing about Australia's regional airports (Airports of the World magazine) but I took the opportunity to film the experience. I asked my subscribers if they'd like to see an aviation trip report - 66% of you said yes - so here it is! The flight was a 45 minute domestic trip on a Qantas Boeing 737-800. The meal was a hot breakfast and coffee. Contents: 00:00 Introduction 00:24 At The Airport 00:58 The Seat 01:37 Sunrise 01:57 A Sad Sight 02:05 Take Off 03:11 Breakfast 03:48 Landing All travel was done within an Australian state with no active community cases of COVID. All travel was completed within COVID safe guidelines and regulations. -- Music: YouTube Audio -- #Qantas #BusinessClass #TripReport #AustralianAviation #FlightReview #Boeing #Boeing737 #Boeing737MAX #BoeingvsAirbus #FlightReport #avgeek -- Plane and Lock icon: OCHA Visual / The Noun Project / CC.0 No Rights Reserved. Line Icon: Dilon Choudhury / The Noun Project / CC By Attribution. Arrow Icon: Jesse Pinkman / The Noun Project / CC By Attribution.