Time lapse: The first-ever round-trip flight to the Southern Lights

The Washington Post 2017-03-26

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These 134 passengers boarded a Boeing 767 on March 23 for an eight-hour flight with the sole purpose of getting an up-close look at the Aurora Australis, also known as the Southern Lights.
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