CDG → DUB

Normandy Beaches

Historic coastline of northern France featuring long stretches of sand and chalk cliffs visible shortly after takeoff.

Isle of Wight

A distinct diamond-shaped island off the south coast of England, often passed directly or seen to the north.

Bristol Channel

The wide estuary separating South West England from South Wales, providing great views of the meeting between land and sea.

Wicklow Mountains

Lush green peaks and valleys that greet passengers as the plane descends into Dublin from the south.

Paris Cityscape

Depending on the runway, you can often spot the Eiffel Tower and La Défense business district during the initial climb-out.

English Countryside

The patchwork quilt of green fields across the English Midlands and the Cotswolds visible at cruising altitude.

Snowdonia

The rugged, mountainous terrain of North Wales, including the highest peak, Snowdon, visible as you cross into the Irish Sea.

Dublin Bay

The iconic horseshoe-shaped bay and the rocky peninsula of Howth Head during the final approach into Dublin Airport.