ATL → FCO

Northeast Corridor

Aerial views of the glowing metropolitan lights of Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and New York City during the initial flight phase.

Aurora Borealis

A high probability of spotting the Northern Lights during the dark hours of the North Atlantic crossing, especially in winter.

Newfoundland Coastline

The rugged and icy edges of Eastern Canada as the flight exits the North American continent.

The Western Alps

Breathtaking views of the Mont Blanc massif and the snow-capped peaks of the French-Italian border during the morning descent.

Civitavecchia Port

The historic port of Rome and the Tyrrhenian coastline visible just before the final approach into FCO.

Atlanta Skyline

Excellent views of downtown Atlanta, Buckhead, and the dense forest canopy of Georgia immediately after takeoff.

French Countryside

The patchwork of agricultural fields and rolling hills of central and southern France during the mid-morning transit.

Central Alps

Distant but clear views of the Swiss Alps, including the iconic Matterhorn, depending on the specific flight corridor.

Lake Bracciano

A beautiful volcanic crater lake located north of Rome, often used as a waypoint for landing patterns.

Ancient Rome

If the wind dictates a northern approach (Runway 16), passengers may see the Vatican and the historic center of Rome.