CAI → BGW

Suez Canal

Look down to see the world's most famous maritime shortcut with cargo ships queued in the Bitter Lakes.

Sinai High Mountains

The rugged, dark granite peaks of Mount Catherine and Mount Moses provide a dramatic geological display.

Gulf of Aqaba

A stunning view of the deep blue rift where Egypt, Israel, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia converge.

Wadi Rum

Distant views of the 'Valley of the Moon' in southern Jordan, famous for its red sand and monoliths.

Mesopotamian Plains

The fertile alluvial plains between the Tigris and Euphrates, characterized by dense palm groves and irrigation canals.

Nile Delta

Witness the sharp contrast where the lush green vegetation of the delta abruptly meets the stark yellow desert sands.

Mediterranean Coastline

Distant views of the turquoise coastline stretching along the Sinai and the Levantine shore.

Dead Sea

A spectacular view of the northern basin of the lowest point on Earth, often appearing as a deep turquoise pool.

Amman Cityscape

The sprawling white-stone hills of Jordan's capital are frequently visible during the mid-flight transit.

Euphrates River

The iconic ancient river carving a green path through the Iraqi desert as you approach Baghdad.