LHR → ABZ

London Skyline

If the flight departs to the east or turns early, you get a panoramic view of the City, the Shard, and the Thames.

Humber Estuary

A massive tidal estuary visible near Hull, featuring the impressive span of the Humber Bridge.

Farne Islands

Look for these small islands off the Northumberland coast, famous for their puffin colonies and grey seals.

Bamburgh Castle

A stunning coastal fortress that stands out clearly against the North Sea waves near the Anglo-Scottish border.

Firth of Forth

A highlight of the route; you can often see the three iconic bridges near Edinburgh as you cross the estuary.

St Andrews

The 'Home of Golf' is clearly visible on the Fife coast shortly before the final descent into Aberdeen.

Windsor Castle

Visible almost immediately after a westward departure from Heathrow, providing a clear view of the royal residence.

The Pennines

Known as the backbone of England, these rolling hills and moorlands dominate the view during the mid-flight cruise.

Lake District National Park

On clear days, the distant jagged peaks and glints of water from England's largest national park are visible to the west.

Cairngorms National Park

As the flight descends into Aberdeen, the eastern edges of the Scottish Highlands offer rugged, often snow-capped scenery.