Ayers Rock
Ayers Rock (or Uluru) 
is a large rock in the desert of Northern Territory, Australia. Start at the nearby Ayers Rock Airport (YAYE) 
and depending on the weather the rock may be visible at heading 155. The surroundings are somewhat monotonous, however, you should enjoy the sight of the characteristic red sand. If you are in a small aircraft you may try to land on the rock.
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sweet planeBut that plane is no longer in service of Qantas
Qantas has outsourced to National Jet which I believe still flies the BAE-146/Avro badged as a Qantaslink flights. Last week I flew back from Alice Springs to Perth in a Boeing 717 and overflew the area between Ularu (formerly known as Ayers Rock) and Kata Juta (formerly known as The Olgas mountain range)....
What Aircraft is it?
Just flew over Ayers Rock with Cessna Caravan in FS2004. Looks nice. Flying over the rock with less than 5 meters of clearance (intentionally) it was just asking for a CFIT. :)
Try landing on Uluru
it is a bea 146
Be careful flying to far from it, the rock can "dissappear" making it hard to find your way back to Ayres rock airport without GPS
it isnt a bea its a BAE-146
I landed the cessna 172 on it, it was cool
it is BAE 146 that or an Avro RJ 100