BHD → NCL

Belfast Lough

Exiting BHD, you get a clear view of the deep blue waters of the lough and the County Antrim shoreline.

Carrickfergus Castle

One of the best-preserved medieval structures in Ireland is often visible on the northern shore shortly after takeoff.

Mull of Galloway

The southernmost point of Scotland, featuring dramatic cliffs and a lighthouse, marks your entry over the UK mainland.

Galloway Forest Park

Vast stretches of dark green coniferous forests and rolling hills dominate the landscape during the mid-flight cruise.

Solway Firth

The intricate sandbanks and tidal estuaries between Scotland and England create beautiful patterns from high altitude.

North Pennines

As you descend into Newcastle, the 'backbone of England' provides a rugged backdrop of heather-clad moorlands.

Titanic Quarter

See the iconic yellow 'Samson and Goliath' cranes of the Harland & Wolff shipyard immediately after takeoff.

Strangford Lough

A glimpse of the largest inlet in the British Isles, dotted with small islands, is often visible to the south.

Lake District Peaks

On clear days, the northern fells of the Lake District National Park, including Skiddaw, appear on the southern horizon.

Hadrian's Wall

Tracing the line of the A69 road, you can often spot the geographic ridge where the Roman wall was built.

St James' Park

Depending on the landing pattern for Runway 07, the massive structure of Newcastle United's stadium is a landmark indicator of the city center.

Tyne Bridges

A quick view of the famous bridges spanning the River Tyne can be caught during the final approach into NCL.