EWR → CDG

Manhattan Skyline

Shortly after takeoff from EWR, you can often see the skyscrapers of New York City and the George Washington Bridge to the east.

Canadian Maritimes

As the flight tracks northeast, view the rugged coastlines and islands of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland before the ocean crossing.

Aurora Borealis

Due to the high northern latitude of the Great Circle route, the left side provides a window to spot the Northern Lights during winter months.

Southern Ireland

Arrival in Europe often begins with the sight of the lush green fields of the Irish coast near Cork or the Celtic Sea.

Normandy Coast

As you descend toward Paris, look for the historic beaches and limestone cliffs along the northern coast of France.

Long Island Sound

Look down at the upscale coastal communities of the Hamptons and the long stretch of the Atlantic coastline during the initial climb.

Atlantic Sunrise

Experience a rapid and vibrant sunrise over the open ocean as you fly eastward into the coming day.

English Channel

Spot the heavy maritime traffic and cargo ships navigating one of the world's busiest shipping lanes between England and France.

Picardy Countryside

Enjoy the patchwork quilt of yellow and green fields that characterize the rural landscape of Northern France.

Paris Approach

Depending on the landing pattern, you may catch a distant glimpse of the Eiffel Tower and the Montparnasse Tower to the south.