GDN → FRA

Hel Peninsula

The narrow, 35km long sandbar curling into the Baltic Sea is one of Europe's most unique geographic features.

Port of Gdynia

Massive container terminals and the naval base are clearly visible as the plane climbs away from the coast.

Szczecin Lagoon

The expansive water border between Poland and Germany where the Oder River meets the Baltic Sea.

Berlin Horizon

The sprawling German capital and the distinct silhouette of the Fernsehturm (TV Tower) can often be spotted to the north.

Harz Mountains

The Brocken peak and the rugged, mystical granite terrain of northern Germany's highest mountain range.

Taunus Hills

Rolling hills and historic castle ruins dotting the landscape just north of Frankfurt during the landing phase.

Gdańsk Old Town

Aerial perspective of the historic city center, the Motława River, and the iconic Crane immediately after takeoff.

Kashubian Lake District

A stunning mosaic of hundreds of post-glacial lakes surrounded by dense forests in northern Poland.

Poznań View

Clear views of the Warta River and the historic Ostrów Tumski cathedral district if the flight path tracks southward.

Thuringian Forest

The 'Green Heart of Germany' appears as a massive, dark green expanse of spruce and fir trees during mid-flight.

Frankfurt Skyline

Unobstructed views of Germany's only high-rise skyline, the 'Mainhattan', during the final descent into FRA.