FRA → JFK

Scottish Highlands

Depending on the daily air traffic track, you may pass over the rugged mountains and lochs of northern Scotland.

Greenland Icecap

The absolute highlight of the route; massive glaciers, icebergs, and frozen fjords are often visible from this side.

Labrador Coast

The desolate, rocky, and beautiful wilderness of northeastern Canada as you re-enter North American airspace.

Nova Scotia

Views of the dense evergreen forests and jagged Atlantic coastline of the Canadian Maritimes.

Boston & Cape Cod

As the flight nears New York, you can often spot the distinct hook shape of Cape Cod and the Boston metro area.

Celtic Sea & Ireland

Aerial views of the southern Irish coastline and the deep blue of the Celtic Sea shortly after takeoff.

North Atlantic Crossing

Vast ocean views often featuring interesting cloud formations and the occasional passing cargo ship.

Long Island Shoreline

A clear view of the Hamptons, Fire Island, and the sandy barrier islands of the New York coast.

Manhattan Skyline

On specific southern approaches (Runway 31L/R), passengers see the iconic skyline and the Statue of Liberty.

Brooklyn and Queens

Dense urban patterns and the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge during the final descent into JFK.