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The Great Glen

The massive geological fault line and Loch Ness are often visible immediately after takeoff from Inverness.

Grampian Mountains

Look for Ben Nevis, the UK's highest peak, standing out among the dramatic Scottish Highlands.

The Lake District

Spectacular views of Lake Windermere and the surrounding fells, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Morecambe Bay

The vast tidal mudflats and sands of the Lancashire coast provide unique patterns from above.

Severn Bridges

The two massive suspension bridges connecting England and Wales are the highlight of the final approach into Bristol.

Moray Firth

Aerial views of the deep blue waters and Chanonry Point, famous for its resident dolphin population.

Firth of Forth

Clear views of the iconic Forth Bridges and the historic skyline of Edinburgh as you pass the Central Belt.

Northumberland Coast

Spot the historic Bamburgh Castle and the Holy Island of Lindisfarne along the rugged eastern coastline.

The Peak District

Vast stretches of moorland and gritstone edges visible as the flight traverses Northern England.

The Cotswolds

Rolling limestone hills and quintessential English villages during the descent into the West Country.