Qantas offers special “Centenary” scenic flight

[AIRwin]

Very jealous Princess Fiona as it sounds a lot of fun!

Are you as green as Shrek?

 

[SydneySara]

Yes and I got a seat. View attachment 232833

Picture me turning green with envy! I hope you make CNN again by which point you’ll be a bona fide aviation celebrity!

 

[AIRwin]

I hope you make CNN again by which point you’ll be a bona fide aviation celebrity!

And royalty (Her Royal Flyness)?

 

[Princess Fiona]

Picture me turning green with envy! I hope you make CNN again by which point you’ll be a bona fide aviation celebrity!

I did an interview with BBC Worldwide last week

 

[Townsend]

Are you as green as Shrek?

Absolutely!

 

[SydneySara]

I did an interview with BBC Worldwide last week

Send the link! You need a youtube channel!

 

[Pushka]

As a former QFF SG for 3.5 years, QFF PS for about the other 1.5 or so years, and now down the bottom QFF NR, no email.
Guess I didn't make the "cut".

Most of us didn’t make the cut and many of those WP1 so don’t be too upset.

 

[Ekka]

Qantas continues with its popular “scenic flights”. After the success of its first scenic flight on 10 October , an eight hour aerial journey taking in Australia’s iconic sights such as the Great Barrier Reef and Uluru, the airline will now offer a “Centenary” edition scenic flight.

On 16 November 2020, the airline will celebrate its 100th birthday. To commemorate this milestone, Qantas will offer a 787 scenic flight over Sydney. In keeping with the centenary theme, the flight number will be QF100, the flight duration will be 100 minutes and the aircraft will be VH-ZNJ named “Longreach” featuring the 100th anniversary livery. Top tier frequent flyers have been given the opportunity to register their interest for this. As expected it will not be cheap.

Qantas offers special "Centenary" scenic flight - Airline Hub Buzz Aviation News Australia

Qantas to offer a special "centenary" edition scenic flight with the 787 to commemorate its 100th Birthday. Limited seats offered for sale.

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Anyone received said offer?

Well, I have not, but then again, I'm a Queenslander, so stone-motherless last on Alan Joyce's totem pole whereas Qantas, whose CEO conveniently forgets that Qantas, a Queensland airline, began a hundred years ago and made a such a success of it that the Feds took it over, forced it to move to Sydney, and eventually Joyce took the CEO-ship.

Learn some history, Joyce; successful airline history certainly has little to do with Sydney or Melbourne.