JFK → VCE

Manhattan Skyline

On many JFK departures, the left side provides a sweeping view of the New York City skyline as the plane climbs and turns east.

Greenland Icecap

Transatlantic routes often follow a northerly arc, offering views of the massive glaciers and frozen fjords of southern Greenland.

The Dolomites

As the flight begins its descent over Northern Italy, the jagged, pale peaks of the Dolomites provide a breathtaking mountain landscape.

Venetian Lagoon

Watch for the colorful islands of Murano and Burano nestled in the turquoise waters of the lagoon just before touchdown.

Long Island Coast

Enjoy views of the Hamptons and the sandy beaches of the Atlantic shoreline shortly after departure from JFK.

Swiss Alps

Provides a panoramic view of the high Swiss and French peaks to the south of the flight path during the crossing into Europe.

Venice Historic Center

If the plane approaches from the Adriatic Sea (Runway 22), the right side offers a stunning view of the main island's fish-like shape.

Lido di Venezia

Views of the long barrier islands and the golden beaches that separate the Venetian Lagoon from the Adriatic Sea.