DXB → ACC

Palm Jumeirah

Iconic man-made islands and the World Islands are often visible shortly after departure from DXB.

Sarawat Mountains

Rugged, dark peaks lining the western coast of the Arabian Peninsula near the Red Sea.

Sahara Geology

Intricate patterns of wind-swept rock formations and ancient dry riverbeds across Chad and Niger.

Abuja View

Aerial perspective of the Nigerian capital, often featuring the prominent Aso Rock monolith.

Ghanaian Coastline

The transition from lush tropical forests to the Atlantic surf as the aircraft descends into Accra.

Dubai Creek

Initial views of the historic heart of Dubai and the towering Burj Khalifa skyline during climb-out.

Empty Quarter

The northern edges of the Rub' al Khali, featuring vast, undulating orange sand dunes.

Red Sea Crossing

Deep blue waters contrasting sharply with the arid coastal plains of Saudi Arabia and Sudan.

The White Nile

The winding path of the Nile River near the historic confluence at Khartoum, visible mid-flight.

Lake Chad

The unique, island-dotted wetlands of the Sahel region, visible if the flight takes a southerly track.