BFS → BCN

Irish Sea & Wales

Aerial views of the St George's Channel and the distant rugged peaks of Snowdonia National Park in Wales.

Loire Valley

Gliding over western France, you can often spot the winding rivers and fertile plains of the Charente and Loire regions.

Central Pyrenees

A dramatic crossing of the high peaks separating France and Spain, often snow-capped even into late spring.

Montserrat Mountain

The distinct, multi-peaked serrated mountain range located just north of Barcelona is clearly visible during the initial descent.

Barcelona Cityscape

On the standard approach to BCN (Runway 24R), passengers get a perfect view of the Eixample grid and Sagrada Familia.

Camp Nou

As the plane banks for final approach, the iconic stadium and the Olympic hill of Montjuïc often come into focus.

Cornish Coastline

Depending on the specific flight corridor, you may see the dramatic cliffs of Land's End and the tip of Cornwall.

Bay of Biscay

A vast expanse of deep blue Atlantic water, frequently dotted with large cargo ships and tankers heading toward the English Channel.

Brittany Peninsula

Clear views of the jagged western French coast and the various islands scattered off the shore of Brittany.

Western Pyrenees

Views of the lower, greener slopes of the Basque mountains as the flight enters Spanish airspace.

Port of Barcelona

As the plane descends, you can see the expansive industrial port, cruise ship terminals, and the Mediterranean horizon.