DUB → LGW

Wicklow Mountains

Spectacular views of the 'Garden of Ireland' and the Glendalough area immediately after departure from Dublin.

Cardigan Bay

A sweeping view of the Welsh coastline as the aircraft crosses from the Irish Sea into British airspace.

The Cotswolds

The quintessential honey-colored stone villages and rolling limestone hills of the AONB are visible during descent.

South Downs

The iconic chalk hills and green ridges of Sussex provide a beautiful backdrop during the final approach into Gatwick.

Brighton Coastline

If the flight path loops south for landing, the English Channel and the Brighton shoreline can often be spotted.

Dublin Bay

Aerial views of the Irish Sea, Howth Head, and the bustling Dublin Port area shortly after departure.

Snowdonia National Park

On clear days, the jagged peaks of North Wales, including Snowdon, are visible across the horizon to the south-east.

The Midlands

A patchwork of English farmlands and industrial towns visible during the mid-flight cruise phase.

London Skyline

If the flight takes a northerly approach pattern, the distant skyscrapers of Canary Wharf and the City may be visible.