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Qantas aircraft lands at GAIA

By: Kendy

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A Qantas aircraft landed at Grantley Adams International Airport, July 26, 2021. (Picture by Reco Moore)

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Curious eyes turned to the skies at the sight of a Qantas aircraft flying into the Grantley Adams International Airport today.

Reports are the Boeing 787-900 series dreamliner arrived directly from Sydney, Australia and will be returning with the visiting Australian cricket team and its entourage at the end of that team’s current series with the West Indies cricket team. (GC)

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