HAM → ATH

Port of Hamburg

Excellent views of the massive container terminals and the Elbe river winding toward the North Sea.

Grossglockner

Austria's highest peak (3,798m) is often visible as the flight crosses the main chain of the Alps.

Dalmatian Archipelago

The stunning contrast of white limestone islands against the deep blue Adriatic Sea along the Croatian coast.

Pindus Mountains

The rugged 'spine of Greece,' featuring deep canyons and some of the most remote terrain in Europe.

Saronic Gulf

Views of the islands of Aegina and Salamis if the aircraft performs a western approach pattern into ATH.

Hamburg City Center

Clear views of the Alster Lake and the Elbphilharmonie shortly after departure from runway 15/33.

High Tauern National Park

Glaciated peaks of the Eastern Austrian Alps, including views toward the Dachstein massif.

Mount Olympus

The legendary home of the Greek gods, standing as the highest point in Greece near the Aegean coast.

Evia Island

The long, mountainous coastline of Greece's second-largest island during the initial descent phase.

Aegean Islets

Small, uninhabited islands scattered across the Petalioi Gulf just before the final approach into Athens.