BAH → DXB

King Fahd Causeway

The massive bridge system connecting Bahrain to Saudi Arabia is clearly visible shortly after departure.

Qatar Peninsula

Views of the northern tip of Qatar, including the industrial hub of Ras Laffan and the surrounding desert.

UAE Desert Coast

Observe where the massive sand dunes of the Arabian desert meet the shallow coastal waters.

Palm Jumeirah

Depending on the landing direction, the right side often gets a perfect top-down view of this iconic man-made palm island.

Downtown Dubai

The soaring spire of the Burj Khalifa and the dense cluster of skyscrapers along Sheikh Zayed Road appear as you descend.

Dubai Creek

The historic heart of the city, showing the contrast between 'Old Dubai' and the modern metropolis.

Amwaj Islands

Just after takeoff from BAH, view the reclaimed residential islands and turquoise lagoons of Muharraq.

The Persian Gulf

Expansive views of the deep blue and turquoise waters that separate the Arabian Peninsula from Iran.

Offshore Oil Platforms

Spot the industrial maritime infrastructure and tankers dotted across the Gulf's shipping lanes.

The World Islands

During the descent into DXB, these man-made archipelagos are often visible from the left side if the plane circles north.

Sharjah Skyline

As the flight enters the final approach, you may see the dense urban skyline of Dubai's neighbor, Sharjah.