AMS → SXF

IJsselmeer and Markermeer

Shortly after takeoff from AMS, you get a sprawling view of these massive artificial lakes and the surrounding dikes.

Flevoland Polders

View the geometric perfection of the world's largest artificial island, reclaimed from the sea with distinct agricultural patterns.

Port of Amsterdam

A bird's-eye view of one of Europe's largest ports with complex canal systems and industrial logistics.

Berlin Mitte

On the final approach (if landing from the west), look for the Fernsehturm (TV Tower) and the dense urban core of the German capital.

Olympic Stadium

A clear view of the historic Olympiastadion Berlin as the aircraft aligns with the southern approach corridors.

Veluwe National Park

Look for the largest forested area in the Netherlands, characterized by sand dunes and dense woodlands.

Harz Mountains

In the distance to the south, you can often spot the Brocken, the highest peak in Northern Germany, often capped with clouds.

Potsdam Palaces

As the plane nears Berlin, the right side offers views of the Sanssouci Palace gardens and the surrounding Havel lakes.

Tempelhofer Feld

The massive green space of the former Tempelhof Airport is visible as you track toward the southeast of the city.