KEF → GLA

Reykjanes Peninsula

Aerial views of fresh lava fields and the rugged volcanic coastline of southwest Iceland immediately after takeoff.

South Iceland Glaciers

On clear days, see the distant white caps of the Eyjafjallajökull and Mýrdalsjökull glaciers to the east.

The Cuillin Mountains

Dramatic, jagged peaks on the Isle of Skye visible as the flight enters Scottish airspace.

Loch Linnhe

A long sea loch cutting into the Highlands, often providing a gateway to views of Ben Nevis.

Loch Lomond

The 'Queen of Scottish Lochs' is frequently visible on the final approach into Glasgow, showcasing its many islands.

The Blue Lagoon

Depending on the takeoff runway, you can often spot the milky-blue geothermal waters of the lagoon near KEF.

Outer Hebrides

Views of the Isle of Lewis and Harris, featuring some of the most beautiful white-sand beaches in Europe.

The Minch

The stretch of water separating the Outer Hebrides from the mainland, often dotted with fishing vessels.

Isle of Arran

Known as 'Scotland in Miniature', this island's mountainous northern skyline is a highlight of the Clyde approach.

Firth of Clyde

A wide waterway bustling with ferries and boats, marking the final stage of the journey into Glasgow.