*This video was filmed on 12 November 2020, a week before NSW reopened its border to Victoria.
I'm in Sydney, Australia, today I'm going to fly QantasLink from Sydney to Canberra. The B717 is the only aircraft type in the Qantas family that has rear mounted engines, this is one of my favourite aircraft to fly on. How's my experience with QantasLink this time? Let's find out in this video!!
0:00 Intro
0:28 Empty Sydney Airport!
1:33 Aircrafts grounded on Runway 07
1:52 Boeing 717 arrival
2:27 Boarding
2:48 Seat Review
4:30 Take off (Runway 34R)
6:16 Inflight meal service
7:27 Full-circle Rainbow!! π
8:20 Landing
This video was filmed on 12 November 2020
Airline: QantasLink - National Jet Express QF1513 SYD - CBR
Aircraft: Boeing 717-200 VH-YQX
Seat: 19F
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