AQJ → IST

Gulf of Aqaba

Aerial view of the meeting point between Jordan, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Israel.

Judean Desert

Rugged canyons and the stark beauty of the desert landscape leading to the Dead Sea.

Dead Sea Western Shore

The lowest point on Earth, visible with its distinct turquoise waters and salt formations.

Mediterranean Coastline

Vibrant views of Tel Aviv and the long sandy stretches of the Levantine coast.

Aegean Archipelago

Glimpses of Greek islands like Rhodes and Samos scattered across the deep blue sea.

Istanbul Peninsula

On clear approaches from the south, views of the historic Golden Horn and Sultanahmet.

Wadi Rum

The 'Valley of the Moon' is visible shortly after departure with its red sandstone mountains.

Amman Skyline

The sprawling white-stone hills of Jordan's capital city are visible to the east.

Taurus Mountains

Dramatic, often snow-capped peaks as the flight enters Turkish airspace from the south.

Lake Tuz

One of the world's largest salt lakes, appearing as a massive white patch in Central Anatolia.

Bosphorus Strait

The iconic waterway dividing Europe and Asia may be visible depending on the landing pattern.