ATL → DUB

Northeast Megalopolis

Clear views of Philadelphia, New York City, and Boston as the flight tracks north along the busy Atlantic corridor.

Cape Cod

The distinct 'hook' shape of Massachusetts' famous peninsula is often clearly visible shortly after the climb out of the U.S.

Nova Scotia

Rugged, forested coastlines and deep inlets of the Canadian Maritimes before heading out over the open ocean.

Newfoundland

Dramatic cliffs and glacial landscapes of the Great Northern Peninsula, depending on the North Atlantic Track assigned.

West Coast of Ireland

The first sight of the 'Emerald Isle' usually features the rugged cliffs of Mayo or Galway as the plane crosses the coast.

Outer Banks

The thin, sandy barrier islands of North Carolina are visible shortly after departure from Atlanta.

Atlantic Ocean

Vast, uninterrupted views of the deep blue Atlantic, perfect for spotting cargo ships in the shipping lanes.

Transatlantic Sunrise

A front-row seat to a high-altitude sunrise that occurs much faster than on land due to the aircraft's eastbound speed.

Irish Midlands

Rolling green hills, patchwork fields, and small villages of central Ireland during the final approach.

Dublin Bay

Views of the Irish Sea and the Howth peninsula as the aircraft maneuvers for its final descent into DUB.