DUB → MLA

Dublin Bay

Excellent views of Howth Head and the Dublin coastline immediately after takeoff depending on wind direction.

The Alps

On a clear day, the snow-capped peaks of the French or Swiss Alps are visible in the distance across central Europe.

Rome & Latium

As the flight tracks south along Italy, you can spot the sprawling metropolitan area of Rome and the Tiber river.

Mount Vesuvius

The perfectly formed volcanic cone and the bay of Naples provide one of the flight's most dramatic landmarks.

Amalfi Coast

Look down at the jagged cliffs and turquoise waters of one of the world's most scenic coastlines.

Mount Etna

Europe's most active volcano is often visible as you cross over or near Sicily's eastern coast.

Grand Harbour

The final descent often provides a panoramic view of Valletta's fortifications and the historic Grand Harbour.

Celtic Sea

A vast blue expanse as the aircraft leaves the Irish coast and heads toward mainland Europe.

Brittany Coastline

The rugged, rocky western tip of France is often visible when tracking a western route.

Corsica & Sardinia

Views of the mountainous terrain and hidden coves of these two large Mediterranean islands.

Sicilian Heartland

The interior of Sicily features golden wheat fields and rolling hills during the transition to Malta.

Gozo & Comino

As you enter Maltese airspace, the smaller sister islands appear featuring the famous Blue Lagoon.

Mdina

The ancient walled city of Mdina stands out on its hilltop during the final stages of the landing sequence.