BRS → BRU

Mendip Hills

Dramatic limestone ridges and the Cheddar Gorge area immediately following takeoff from BRS.

White Cliffs of Dover

The world-famous chalk cliffs and the busy ferry port as the plane exits English airspace.

Flanders Coast

The long, sandy coastline of Belgium, including the seaside resorts of Ostend and Zeebrugge.

Ghent

The medieval towers and historic center of one of Belgium's most beautiful cities during descent.

Waterloo Battlefield

The Lion's Mound monument marking the site of the 1815 battle, often visible during the final turn into BRU.

The Cotswolds

Rolling green hills and picturesque English villages visible shortly after departing Bristol.

London Skyline

On clear days, see the distant urban sprawl and skyscrapers of the UK capital to the north.

Scheldt Estuary

The complex network of waterways and sandbars where the river meets the North Sea.

Port of Antwerp

One of the world's largest maritime hubs with massive docks and container ships visible during descent.

The Atomium

Brussels' iconic landmark might be visible if the flight patterns favor a northern approach.