AMS → STN

Amsterdam Canal District

If the flight departs towards the east or south, you will get a bird's-eye view of the historic 17th-century canal ring.

Zandvoort & Bloemendaal

Clear views of the popular Dutch sandy coastline and the Formula 1 racing circuit as you leave the mainland.

Offshore Wind Farms

The North Sea is dotted with massive arrays of turbines like the Hollandse Kust, which are clearly visible from cruising altitude.

Thames Estuary

As you approach the UK, look south to see the massive shipping lanes and the mouth of the River Thames.

Southend-on-Sea

On the descent, you can often spot the world's longest pleasure pier stretching out into the water.

Port of IJmuiden

A view of the massive North Sea Canal locks and the industrial heart that connects Amsterdam to the ocean.

Shipping Lanes

One of the world's busiest maritime corridors, where dozens of massive cargo ships and tankers can be seen queued up.

Suffolk Coastline

The flight usually makes landfall near the charming coastal towns of Southwold and Aldeburgh.

East Anglian Farmland

The quintessential English countryside, characterized by a patchwork of green and gold fields and small rural villages.

Cambridge Distant View

On very clear days, looking northwest during the final descent may reveal the historic spires of Cambridge University.