FRA → YUL

Scottish Highlands

Craggy peaks and deep lochs are frequently visible if the flight takes a more northerly Great Circle route.

Greenland Ice Sheet

The absolute highlight of the route; massive glaciers and the vast, white expanse of the interior ice cap.

Iceberg Alley

Spot massive icebergs floating in the Labrador Sea off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador during spring and summer months.

Manicouagan Crater

A massive, ancient ring-shaped lake in northern Quebec, also known as the 'Eye of Quebec,' visible from high altitudes.

Northern Lights

On late-autumn or winter departures that land in the evening, this side faces North, offering a chance to see the Aurora Borealis.

Rhine Valley

Aerial views of the winding Rhine River and German industrial heartland shortly after departure from Frankfurt.

Emerald Isle

The lush green landscapes of Southern Ireland often appear before the long oceanic crossing.

Gulf of St. Lawrence

Dramatic views of the widening river and the maritime provinces of Canada during the initial landfall.

Gaspe Peninsula

Rugged coastal cliffs and the Appalachian mountain range's northern terminus in Quebec.

Montreal Skyline

Depending on the wind direction, the left side often provides a direct view of Mount Royal and the downtown skyscrapers on final approach.