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Western Scapa Flow

Views of the islands of Hoy and Flotta, with the dramatic cliffs of the Orkney coastline fading behind.

Cairngorms National Park

Breathtaking views of Britain's largest mountain range, featuring Ben Macdui and high plateau tundras.

The Great Glen

On clear days, you can see the geological fault line containing Loch Ness stretching toward the west.

Forth Bridges

The UNESCO-listed Forth Bridge (rail) and the modern Queensferry Crossing are perfectly framed during descent.

Edinburgh Castle

A stunning view of the city's volcanic crags and the medieval castle as the plane maneuvers for landing.

Scapa Flow

A vast natural harbor used as a primary naval base in both World Wars, visible immediately after departure.

Duncansby Head

The most northeasterly point of the British mainland, famous for its dramatic sea stacks and lighthouse.

Moray Coastline

Sweeping views of the sandy beaches near Lossiemouth and the fishing villages of the North Sea coast.

St Andrews

The 'Home of Golf' is often visible as you cross over the Kingdom of Fife towards the Firth of Forth.

Bass Rock

A massive volcanic rock in the Firth of Forth, home to one of the world's largest colonies of Northern gannets.