EasyJet's Aurora flight will again be taking people to see the Northern Lights from 30,000ft following a two-year gap due to the pandemic. The flight operator has partnered with disabled flying charity Aerobility to host the popular service.
To date, hundreds of passengers have enjoyed amazing views of the Aurora Borealis from the sky over the past eight years. The flights have even played host to an inflight marriage proposal, with Oli and Steph Bruce from Oxfordshire tying the knot in June 2022 after getting engaged onboard the Aurora flight in February 2020.
The Aurora flight from London Gatwick on February 18 includes a two-course meal at Gatwick Sofitel Hotel, pre-departure presentations and inflight commentary from special guests including Sky at Night presenter Pete Lawrence. Also in attendance will be Aurora experts from the British Antarctic Survey, as well as entertainment and refreshments onboard.
