Flying over the Australian Outback

Australian Outback

@pitstop (15538)

Australia

January 26, 2025 3:08pm CST

Flying during the daytime has its perks especially if you're flying over central Australia and it's a low flight. The stunning views of the eerie, uninhabited Australian Outback is awesome. There is a unique red tinge to everything and lots of hills and mountains. Little water bodies are scattered around. Occasionally, there are roads and a small town visible.

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@Deepizzaguy (120652)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

26 Jan 25

Flying inside of an airplane and seeing the sights of the ground below is an awesome experience.

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@pitstop (15538)

• Australia

27 Jan 25

It's fascinating to see so much from such a height.

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@Deepizzaguy (120652)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

27 Jan 25

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@JudyEv (378677)

• Rockingham, Australia

27 Jan 25

I'm always surprised by how many salt lakes there are in inland Australia.

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@pitstop (15538)

• Australia

27 Jan 25

It intrigued me too. Especially when we visited a pink lake and could see and feel so much of crusted salt on the shores.

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@AmbiePam (118361)

• United States

26 Jan 25

It’s been years since I’ve flown. I don’t remember if I looked out the window.

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@pitstop (15538)

• Australia

27 Jan 25

I love looking out of the window, especially during daytime.

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@RasmaSandra (96744)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

26 Jan 25

That is what can be called an eagle's eye view,

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@pitstop (15538)

• Australia

27 Jan 25

Or a flight eye view!!

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@Danielclark691 (2143)

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26 Jan 25

Very good

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@pitstop (15538)

• Australia

27 Jan 25

Thank you