KEF → YYZ

East Greenland Fjords

Deeply carved glacial valleys and massive icebergs locked in sea ice along the rugged eastern coast.

Greenland Ice Sheet

The world's second-largest ice body, appearing as a boundless, undulating white desert from cruising altitude.

Hudson Strait

On more northerly flight tracks, you can see the icy waters separating Baffin Island from the Quebec mainland.

Georgian Bay

The turquoise waters and 'Thirty Thousand Islands' of Lake Huron are often visible during the descent over Ontario.

Toronto Skyline

On many landing patterns into YYZ, the right side provides a stunning panoramic view of the CN Tower and downtown core.

Reykjanes Peninsula

Look down immediately after takeoff to see the smoking geothermal areas and fresh lava fields near Keflavik.

Cape Farewell

The southern tip of Greenland, where sharp mountain peaks meet the churning waters of the North Atlantic.

Labrador Sea

A vast stretch of ocean where, during spring and early summer, you can spot giant icebergs drifting south.

Laurentian Mountains

The ancient, rolling hills of the Canadian Shield covered in dense boreal forest as you enter Quebec.

Lake Ontario Coast

The descent into Toronto often follows the northern shore of Lake Ontario, showcasing the transition to urban sprawl.