BRU → ATL

Benelux Coastline

Clear views of the North Sea coastline and the intricate Dutch and Belgian polder systems shortly after takeoff.

Greenland Ice Sheet

Spectacular vistas of jagged glaciers, deep fjords, and massive icebergs floating in the North Atlantic.

Newfoundland & Labrador

The wild, untouched tundra and rocky coastline of Eastern Canada as the flight enters North American airspace.

St. Lawrence Estuary

The massive mouth of the St. Lawrence River, often visible as a shimmering body of water to the north.

Appalachian Ridges

The distinctive parallel ridges and valleys of the Appalachian Mountains during the mid-to-late flight stages.

Southern England

Views of the Thames Estuary and the sprawling suburbs of London during the initial cruise phase.

North Atlantic Horizon

Expansive views of the Atlantic Ocean, often featuring interesting cloud formations and the deep blue of the Gulf Stream.

Mid-Atlantic Coastline

Distant views of the Delmarva Peninsula and the Outer Banks as the plane turns south toward Georgia.

Carolina Forests

Dense green canopies and winding rivers of the American South during the descent.

Atlanta Skyline

A potential glimpse of the Buckhead and Midtown skylines depending on the specific landing pattern at ATL.