FSP → YHZ

Saint-Pierre Town

A stunning aerial view of the colorful French architecture and the bustling harbor of Saint-Pierre immediately after takeoff.

Burin Peninsula

The dramatic, rocky southern cliffs of Newfoundland are often visible shortly after departure if the weather is clear.

Bras d'Or Lake

The massive 'inland sea' of Cape Breton Island, characterized by deep blue waters surrounded by lush green mountains.

Canso Causeway

The thin strip of land and rock that connects Cape Breton Island to mainland Nova Scotia, separating the St. Georges Bay and Chedabucto Bay.

Nova Scotian Wilderness

Dense evergreen forests and thousands of small freshwater lakes that define the interior of the province as you descend into YHZ.

The North Atlantic

Uninterrupted views of the deep blue Atlantic Ocean where the cold Labrador Current meets the warmer Gulf Stream.

Whale Migration Paths

On clear days, particularly in summer, keep an eye on the water surface for breaching whales near the continental shelf.

Nova Scotia Eastern Shore

As the plane turns for its final approach into Halifax, you will see the white sands and crashing waves of Lawrencetown and Clam Harbour.