ICN → YYZ

Kamchatka Volcanoes

Witness the dramatic snow-capped peaks and active volcanoes of the Kamchatka Peninsula, including Klyuchevskaya Sopka.

Bering Sea Ice

During winter and spring months, look down at the intricate patterns of pack ice and floes in the remote Bering Sea.

Brooks Range

Aerial views of the rugged, uninhabited mountain peaks of Northern Alaska as the flight crosses the Arctic Circle.

Aurora Borealis

As the flight paths often pass through high latitudes, the northern sky offers the best chance to see the Northern Lights during dark segments.

Hudson Bay

Crossing the vast, often frozen expanse of the world's second-largest bay, offering a desolate yet beautiful arctic landscape.

Sea of Japan

Initial views of the coastline as the plane departs the Korean Peninsula and heads toward the Russian Far East.

Saint Elias Mountains

Distant but spectacular views of the massive glaciers and high peaks where Alaska meets the Yukon Territory.

The Canadian Shield

A vast landscape of ancient rock, boreal forests, and thousands of small lakes across Northern Ontario.

Lake Superior

As the plane descends toward Toronto, you often catch the northern shoreline of the world's largest freshwater lake.

Toronto Skyline

On the final approach to YYZ, particularly if landing from the west, the CN Tower and downtown core are often visible to the south.