INV → BHD

Moray Firth

Aerial views of the Black Isle and the coastal waters where the Ness and Beauly rivers meet.

Loch Ness & Great Glen

The distinct linear geological fault line stretching across Scotland, with clear views of the deep loch.

Ben Nevis

In the distance to the southwest, the UK's highest peak is often visible rising above the surrounding Highlands.

Carrickfergus Castle

A stunning Norman fortress located on the northern shore of Belfast Lough during the descent.

Titanic Quarter

The massive yellow 'Samson and Goliath' cranes of Harland & Wolff and the silver-clad Titanic Museum.

Cairngorms National Park

Views of the high granite plateaus and wilderness areas of the eastern Highlands.

Ailsa Craig

A distinctive volcanic plug island in the Firth of Clyde, famously used for making curling stones.

Bangor Marina

The largest marina in Northern Ireland, visible as the plane crosses the mouth of Belfast Lough.

Royal County Down

On a clear day, look south to see the dramatic Mourne Mountains and the coastal dunes near Newcastle.