Sunrise Mt Aspiring and Glaciers Scenic Flight
As the dawn breaks and daylight illuminates the sky, take to the air for a breathtaking scenic flight over Mt Aspiring and Queenstown Glaciers. Kickstart the day with a front row seat to a magical sunrise from the window seat of this fixed wing aircraft. Passengers will be treated to spectacular views of New Zealand's alpine scenery with fascinating pilot commentary. Marvel at the peaks and valleys of Mt Aspiring, the dazzling Passchendaele Icefall and the expanse of Bonar Glacier, Olivine Ice Plateau and Barrier Range towering majestically into the sky. Buckle up for 75 unforgettable minutes in the air before returning to Queenstown with a flyover of the gold mining town of Skipper Canyon.
Depart Queenstown Airport for an incredible scenic flight around Mt. Aspiring, the glaciers of the Barrier Range and the Olivine Ice Plateau at sunrise. Experience the breathtaking sunrise over Mt. Aspiring, one of New Zealand’s highest peaks, on a 75-minute scenic flight. Enjoy guaranteed window seats for unobstructed views of the Southern Alps and glaciers. Your journey will be enriched by the knowledgeable commentary of a highly-skilled local pilot, offering insights into the rich history of the town. Create lasting memories as you take in the stunning landscapes from above.
- Walk away with memories that will last a lifetime
- Learn about the rich history of the town while enjoying your scenic flight
- Knowledgeable, highly-skilled local pilot providing interesting commentary
- 75 minute scenic flight over Mt Aspiring and glaciers
- Watch the sun break from behind Mt. Aspiring, one of New Zealand’s highest mountains
- Guaranteed window seat with unimpaired views over the Southern Alps
- Accessibility: Air operators must ensure passengers with disabilities are properly seated and that those near emergency exits can assist if needed
- Restriction: The Pilot in Command will determine the seating of passengers based on the weight and balance restrictions of that specific aircraft
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