JFK → TXL

Manhattan Skyline

Upon departure from JFK, the left side provides an iconic view of the skyscrapers, Central Park, and the East River if using runways 4L or 31L.

Greenland Ice Sheet

On the Great Circle route, you may pass directly over the massive glaciers and deep fjords of Southern Greenland's rugged coast.

Icelandic Highlands

Depending on the jet stream, you may catch views of Iceland's volcanic landscapes and vast Vatnajökull glacier to the north.

Aurora Borealis

On night flights during winter, the north-facing left side is perfectly positioned to see the Northern Lights over the North Atlantic.

North Sea Wind Farms

As you descend toward Northern Europe, look for the massive offshore wind arrays dotting the waters between the UK and Germany.

Long Island Shoreline

Enjoy views of the Hamptons and the thin barrier islands of the New York coastline shortly after takeoff.

Nova Scotia

Aerial perspectives of the Canadian Maritimes, featuring dense pine forests and jagged Atlantic inlets.

Atlantic Sunrise

As an eastbound overnight flight, the right side gets the first light of dawn over the open ocean, which is often spectacular.

Dutch Coastline

Clear views of the Frisian Islands and the intricate reclaimed land systems of the Netherlands and Northern Germany.

Potsdam and Lakes

During the final approach to the Berlin area, look for the historic palaces of Potsdam and the Wannsee lake district.