GVA → CAI

Mont Blanc

Europe's highest peak is often visible just minutes after departure from GVA, towering over the surrounding massifs.

Tyrrhenian Sea

Sweeping views of the Italian west coast, including the islands of Elba and potentially Corsica.

Mount Etna

Depending on the flight corridor, you may see the smoking crater of Sicily's famous active volcano.

Western Desert

The stark, mesmerizing beauty of the Saharan sands as the aircraft enters Egyptian airspace from the north.

Pyramids of Giza

During the standard approach into CAI from the north, the Pyramids of Giza are frequently visible on the right side.

Pennine Alps

Breathtaking views of the high peaks of the Valais region, including Monte Rosa and the Matterhorn.

Milan & Po Valley

Clear views of Italy's industrial heartland and the sprawl of the Milanese metropolitan area.

Adriatic Coast

The turquoise waters and rugged coastline of the eastern Italian shore or the Balkan coast.

Greek Archipelago

Distant views of the Peloponnese and the numerous islands scattered across the Aegean Sea.

The Nile Delta

The dramatic transition from the blue Mediterranean to the lush green triangle of the Nile river basin.