BOD → YUL

Greenland Ice Cap

On northerly flight paths, witness the breathtaking glaciers, fjords, and icebergs of Cape Farewell and Southern Greenland.

Labrador Coast

The first sight of North America often features the desolate, snow-dusted mountains and frozen inlets of eastern Canada.

Manicouagan Reservoir

Look for the 'Eye of Quebec,' a massive ring-shaped lake formed by a prehistoric meteorite impact.

Laurentian Mountains

Dense boreal forests and thousands of small lakes characteristic of the Canadian Shield as you enter Quebec airspace.

St. Lawrence River

A majestic view of the widening river as it flows toward the Gulf, with small islands and coastal villages visible below.

Bay of Biscay

The initial transition from the French coast into the deep blue expanse of the North Atlantic shortly after takeoff.

Transatlantic Shipping Lanes

Spotting large cargo vessels and tankers navigating the primary maritime routes between Europe and North America.

The Infinite Horizon

On westbound flights, the sun remains high for hours, offering spectacular cloud formations and 'glitter paths' on the water.

Montreal Skyline

Depending on the wind direction, the left side often captures the best view of downtown and Mount Royal during the final approach.