GLA → CDG

The Pennines

Known as the backbone of England, these rugged hills offer dramatic moorland views shortly after crossing the border.

Greater London

On clear days, the left side typically offers a sweeping view of the Thames and the vast urban sprawl of the capital.

White Cliffs of Dover

The famous chalk cliffs are a highlight as the aircraft exits English airspace and begins the crossing to France.

Strait of Dover

Look down to see the world's busiest shipping lane, often dotted with massive cargo ships and cross-channel ferries.

Picardy Region

As you enter French airspace, the landscape shifts to the distinctively organized agricultural patterns of northern France.

Lake District

Shortly after takeoff, you can often spot the shimmering waters of Windermere and the surrounding Cumbrian mountains.

Liverpool Waterfront

A clear view of the Mersey estuary and the historic docks is common as the plane heads south over North West England.

Snowdonia Peaks

In the distance to the southwest, the highest mountains in Wales are frequently visible on the horizon.

The English Channel

The right side offers a broad view of the open sea and the western approaches as you transition between the two countries.

Parisian Landmarks

Depending on the arrival pattern into CDG, you may catch a glimpse of the Eiffel Tower and the business district of La Défense.