KUN → EDI

Baltic Sea Crossing

Expansive views of the deep blue Baltic Sea, often dotted with cargo ships and ferries connecting Northern Europe.

Jutland Peninsula

Clear views of the Danish coastline and the intricate network of islands and fjords near the entrance to the North Sea.

Bass Rock

A massive volcanic rock in the outer Firth of Forth, famous for its large colony of Northern Gannets and its white appearance.

The Forth Bridges

The highlight of the trip: the UNESCO World Heritage Forth Bridge (rail) and its modern road counterparts during the final approach.

Edinburgh City Skyline

A stunning panorama of Arthur's Seat, the historic Old Town, and Edinburgh Castle as the plane aligns for Runway 24.

Curonian Spit

Shortly after takeoff, you may catch a glimpse of the long, thin sand-dune spit separating the Curonian Lagoon from the Baltic Sea.

Northern German Coast

Views of the coastal towns and industrial ports along the southern edge of the Baltic Sea, including the islands of Rugen or Usedom.

East Frisian Islands

A chain of islands off the coast of Lower Saxony, visible as the flight transitions toward the North Sea.

The Cheviot Hills

As you enter the UK, the rugged border country between England and Scotland provides a rolling landscape of green and brown.

Lammermuir Hills

The final descent often passes over these moorlands south of the Firth of Forth before turning toward the airport.