HUY → AMS

Humber Bridge

One of the world's longest single-span suspension bridges is visible shortly after takeoff to the northwest.

Spurn Point

A unique, narrow sand spit curving into the mouth of the Humber Estuary, highly visible from the port side.

North Sea Crossing

Deep blue waters dotted with cargo ships and fishing trawlers traveling between the UK and mainland Europe.

Dutch Polders

The meticulously organized, geometric grid patterns of reclaimed land in North Holland as you descend.

Markermeer

A large freshwater lake that may be visible if the flight patterns loop around the north of Amsterdam.

Grimsby Docks

The industrial heritage of the Lincolnshire coast is visible during the initial climb out of Humberside.

Offshore Wind Farms

Massive arrays of white turbines, such as the Hornsea or Lincs arrays, standing in the North Sea waters.

IJmuiden Industrial Zone

The massive steelworks and complex canal lock systems where the North Sea Canal meets the ocean.

Historic Haarlem

The dense, historic urban layout of Haarlem and its central cathedral can often be spotted on the final approach.

Flower Fields

During spring months, the vibrant strips of color from tulip fields south of the airport are visible during descent.