CLJ → CRL

Apuseni Mountains

Immediately after takeoff, view the rugged karst plateaus and deep valleys of the Romanian Western Carpathians.

Lake Balaton

Central Europe's largest lake, easily recognizable by its elongated shape and distinct milky-green color.

The Alpine Horizon

On clear days, the snow-capped peaks of the Austrian and Swiss Alps form a jagged skyline to the south.

The Ardennes

As you enter Belgian airspace, the landscape shifts to the rolling, densely forested hills of Wallonia.

Citadel of Namur

A historic fortress overlooking the confluence of the Sambre and Meuse rivers during the final approach.

Budapest

The Danube river winding through the Hungarian capital, separating the hilly Buda from the flat Pest side.

Central European Plains

The intricate patchwork of agricultural fields across Hungary and Southern Germany.

The Rhine Valley

The heavy industrial and commercial artery of Germany, often visible as a silver ribbon with dense barge traffic.

Brussels Skyline

Depending on the landing pattern, the skyscrapers of the North District and the Atomium may be visible in the distance.

Charleroi Industrial Basin

A view of the historic 'Black Country' with its unique mix of old steelworks and modern logistics hubs.