LHR → DUB

North London & Wembley

During the initial climb, you may spot the iconic arch of Wembley Stadium to the northeast if the plane turns early.

The Cotswolds

Fly over the quintessential English countryside, characterized by rolling hills and honey-colored stone villages.

Snowdonia (Eryri)

The undisputed highlight of the route; the rugged peaks and glacial lakes of North Wales are often visible in great detail.

Isle of Anglesey

The plane often crosses directly over this island, offering views of the Menai Strait and the Holyhead ferry port.

Dublin City and Howth

On the standard approach to Runway 28, the right side looks directly over Howth Head and across the city center towards the Liffey.

Windsor Castle

Visible almost immediately after a westerly takeoff from Heathrow, appearing as a massive stone fortress surrounded by green parkland.

Thames Valley

Follow the winding path of the River Thames as the flight heads west toward the border of England and Wales.

Bristol Channel

On a clear day, look south to see the widening estuary of the Severn and the distant coastline of Somerset.

Pembrokeshire Coast

The rugged, indented coastline of Southwest Wales marks the final land before crossing the Irish Sea.

Wicklow Mountains

As the plane descends into Dublin, look south to see the rolling heather-covered peaks and deep valleys of the 'Garden of Ireland'.