DUB → BVA

Wicklow Mountains

Panoramic views of the 'Garden of Ireland' and its granite peaks shortly after departing Dublin.

Isle of Wight

The distinct diamond shape of the island and the white chalk 'Needles' stacks are often visible during the Channel crossing.

The English Channel

Watch for the heavy maritime traffic of cargo ships and ferries in one of the world's busiest shipping lanes.

Alabaster Coast

The spectacular vertical white chalk cliffs of Normandy, specifically around Dieppe, provide a dramatic entry into French airspace.

Picardy Farmland

The patchwork of neatly arranged French agricultural fields and small villages characteristic of the Oise region.

Dublin Bay

Clear views of the Howth peninsula and the North Dublin coastline immediately after takeoff from DUB.

Snowdonia Peaks

The rugged mountains of North Wales are visible across the Irish Sea, often capped with clouds or snow in winter.

Greater London

On clear days, the sprawling metropolitan area of London and the Thames Estuary can be seen in the distance to the south-east.

Baie de Somme

The large estuary in northern France known for its vast sandbanks and unique tidal patterns as the plane nears Beauvais.