FRA → LAS

Southern UK & London

Clear views of the Thames Estuary and the sprawling London metropolitan area shortly after reaching cruising altitude.

Greenland Icefjords

Dramatic views of the southern tip of Greenland, featuring jagged coastal mountains and massive icebergs breaking off into the North Atlantic.

Great Lakes Region

As the flight crosses into the US, you often pass the southern shores of Lake Superior or Lake Michigan, showing the scale of the world's largest freshwater system.

Colorado Rockies

Aerial perspective of the snow-capped peaks of the Front Range and the high-altitude continental divide.

Grand Canyon

Depending on the specific flight path, the left side frequently captures the deep orange hues and winding paths of the Grand Canyon's eastern section.

The Las Vegas Strip

On the standard approach to Runway 26L/R, the left side provides a front-row seat to the mega-resorts and neon lights of the Strip just before touchdown.

Scottish Highlands

Beautiful views of the rugged Scottish terrain and the Hebrides islands as the aircraft begins its trans-Atlantic crossing.

Greenland Ice Sheet

A vast, mesmerizing expanse of pure white ice that stretches to the horizon, often visible for over an hour of flight time.

Hudson Bay

The flight often tracks over the northern reaches of Canada, providing views of the desolate, frozen beauty of the Hudson Bay shoreline.

Great Salt Lake

As you descend toward Nevada, the right side often gets a perfect view of the stark white salt flats and the turquoise waters of Utah's Great Salt Lake.

Valley of Fire

Just minutes before landing, look for the brilliant red sandstone formations of the Valley of Fire State Park and the nearby Lake Mead.

Mt. Charleston

The high peaks of the Spring Mountains tower over the desert landscape to the north of the city during the final approach.