Qantas flew Boeing 787-9 on a special viewing flight to the Australian continent, satisfying the desire of passengers grounded by the epidemic to return to blue skies and bringing the airline considerable revenue.

The "Great Southern Land Southern Continental" viewing flight QF787 was flown by a star with the registration number VH-ZND, painted in "Yam Dreaming". After taking off, go north along the eastern coastline, passing the Gold Coast, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast, Whitsundays, Great Barrier Reef, etc., then turn back to the inland, fly over Uluru, Kata Tjuta and other landmarks on the central red land, and finally hover over Sydney Harbour at low altitude and land at Sydney Airport. At Sydney Harbour, the Gold Coast, the Great Barrier Reef and Uluru, the altitude was lowered to 3,000 feet (915 meters), allowing passengers to enjoy Australia's natural and cultural landscape during the unprecedented flight.

The flight was scheduled to last seven hours, but yesterday's flight lasted eight hours and 26 minutes. The flight, which had been scheduled to land at 1730, did not return to Sydney until early 19:00.

About 150 passengers were on board at a $3,787 for business class, a $1,787 for premium economy and a $787 for economy. only ten minutes after qantas announced its fare plan and sold out online, the airline claims to be the fastest-selling flight in its history. Given the overwhelming response, Qantas has not ruled out more viewing flights in the future.