LHR → EWR

Windsor Castle

Located just west of Heathrow, this historic royal residence is frequently visible shortly after takeoff.

Greenland Icecap

On many northern tracks, passengers can see spectacular glaciers, fjords, and the massive ice sheet.

Newfoundland Coast

Rugged terrain and occasional icebergs in the water as the flight enters North American airspace.

New England Wilderness

Dense forests and lakes of Maine and New Hampshire as the flight moves south toward New York.

Long Island Sound

The waterway separating Connecticut and Long Island visible during the initial descent phase.

Central London

Glimpses of the city skyline and the Thames if the flight path loops south after departure.

Celtic Sea

The final views of the European shelf before the deep Atlantic crossing begins.

Cape Cod

The distinctive hook-shaped peninsula of Massachusetts is often visible during the descent.

Manhattan Skyline

On clear days, the skyscrapers of New York City are visible to the left during the final approach to Newark.

Verrazzano Bridge

A prominent landmark visible if the aircraft approaches EWR from the south over the harbor.