CWL → BHD

Eryri (Snowdonia)

Breathtaking views of Wales' highest peaks, including Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), shortly after reaching cruising altitude.

Isle of Anglesey

The Menai Strait and the diverse coastline of Wales' largest island are clearly visible beneath the flight path.

Isle of Man

A perfect bird's-eye view of the entire island, including Snaefell mountain and the capital, Douglas, during the Irish Sea crossing.

Mull of Galloway

On clear days, the southernmost point of Scotland is visible across the North Channel as you approach Belfast.

Belfast Lough

A stunning entry into Belfast over the deep-water channel, with views of the Carrickfergus Castle and the industrial shipyards.

St George's Channel

Expansive views of the deep blue waters separating Wales and Ireland during the mid-flight cruise.

Mourne Mountains

The 'Kingdom of Mourne' in County Down provides a dramatic silhouette on the approach to Northern Ireland.

Dundrum Bay

A sweeping sandy coastline and nature reserve visible as the aircraft begins its final descent over the Irish coast.

Strangford Lough

An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty featuring a large sea loch dotted with many small islands (drumlins).

Belfast City Center

Direct views of the Titanic Quarter, City Hall, and the urban skyline if landing from the southwest on Runway 04.