Australian air carrier Qantas have announced that a seven-hour scenic “flight to nowhere,” sold out in 10 minutes.
According to a report, the flight will take off and land at the same airport amid interstate travel restrictions during the coronavirus pandemic.
The unusual flight is scheduled to depart from Sydney on Oct. 10 and return on the same day, making absolutely no stops while promising passengers low-level scenic views over Uluru and the Great Barrier Reef, among other spots, Fox News reports.
Meanwhile, a Qantas spokeswoman told Reuters that buyers quickly snatched up the 134 available seats, priced between $575 and $2,765 depending on the seating class,
Passengers are set to travel on a wide-body Boeing 787, normally used for long-distance international travel.
