KEF → BRU

Reykjavik Cityscape

Aerial views of the colorful capital city and the iconic Hallgrímskirkja church shortly after takeoff from KEF.

Reykjanes Peninsula

Dramatic volcanic craters and fresh lava fields from recent eruptions visible as the plane climbs.

Faroe Islands

The steep, rugged cliffs and emerald green plateaus of this remote archipelago are often visible to the north.

Shetland Islands

The northernmost point of the UK, featuring jagged coastlines and deep blue sea inlets.

Norfolk Coastline

The sandy beaches and salt marshes of the eastern English coast as the flight begins its final approach phase.

Port of Antwerp

One of the world's largest ports with intricate docklands and giant container ships visible during descent into Brussels.

Blue Lagoon

The milky-blue geothermal waters of Iceland's most famous spa are clearly visible just minutes after departure.

Eyjafjallajökull

In the distance, the famous glacier-capped volcano can often be seen against the southern Icelandic horizon.

North Sea Oil Rigs

Clusters of industrial platforms and support vessels scattered across the vast North Sea oil fields.

Belgian Coast

The long, sandy stretches of Ostend and Zeebrugge as the aircraft crosses from the North Sea into Belgian airspace.

Ghent

The medieval towers and historic center of Ghent are frequently visible during the standard approach into BRU.