EDI → KEF

Scottish Highlands

A grand view of the Ben Nevis range and the mist-covered peaks of northern Scotland.

Isle of Skye

Look for the jagged peaks of the Cuillin mountains and the unique geological formations of the Trotternish ridge.

Outer Hebrides

The white sandy beaches and turquoise waters of Harris and Lewis are often visible on clear days.

Faroe Islands

On a direct flight path, you may spot the steep vertical cliffs of this remote archipelago in the distance.

Vatnajökull Glacier

As you approach Iceland, the right side provides distant views of Europe's largest glacier cap to the east.

Aurora Borealis

On winter night flights, the right side faces north, offering the best chance to spot the Northern Lights.

Firth of Forth Bridges

Aerial view of the iconic Queensferry Crossing and the Forth Bridge immediately after takeoff from Edinburgh.

Loch Lomond

Stunning views of the national park and the Highland Boundary Fault line cutting across the landscape.

Inner Hebrides

Spot the islands of Islay and Jura, famous for their rugged terrain and historic distilleries.

North Atlantic Horizon

Uninterrupted views of the ocean, particularly breathtaking during sunset on evening flights.

Reykjanes Peninsula

The approach into KEF over the left side reveals ancient lava fields and steam rising from geothermal sites.