QantasLink to fly to Christmas & Cocos (Keeling) Islands

Scr77 said:
Don’t take alcohol unless you want something unusual. The island is duty free and the supermarket has a good range at way better than airport prices.
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Thank you. Thats great advice. 😁
 
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jrfsp said:
Did it have a stop en route or fly direct?
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In the 80s when Ansett WA used the BAE146 for the run, from Perth it dropped into Learmonth to top up the tanks, before heading into Christmas Island. On the return, it went via Cocos Keeling Island and then onto Perth. Some seats were blocked out and there was also a life raft where the first couple of seat rows were on one side. You were limited to 20kg of luggage, although I got an extra bag being a Golden Wing member. That would be filled up with goodies as requested by our surveyors on CI.
 

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