LHR → MAD

London Landmarks

If departing to the east, enjoy views of the Thames, Canary Wharf, and the City of London shortly after takeoff.

English Channel Crossing

Clear views of the busy shipping lanes and the transition from the UK coastline to the French shores of Normandy.

Bordeaux Vineyards

As you cruise south, look for the intricate patterns of the world-famous wine estates around the Garonne River.

Central Pyrenees

A spectacular view of the high-altitude peaks and glacial valleys marking the border between France and Spain.

Castilian Plateau

The landscape transforms into the vast, ochre-colored plains of the Meseta Central as you enter the heart of Spain.

Madrid City Center

Depending on the approach into MAD, the left side often provides a clear view of the Cuatro Torres and the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.

Jurassic Coast

Depending on the departure route, you may catch a glimpse of the Dorset and East Devon coastline's white cliffs.

Brittany Peninsula

Views of the rugged Atlantic coastline of western France and the many islands dotting the Bay of Biscay.

Bay of Biscay

A long stretch of deep blue Atlantic waters, often showcasing impressive wave patterns and passing cargo ships.

Basque Mountains

The green, rolling hills where the western end of the Pyrenees meets the Cantabrian Sea.

Segovia

On the descent from the north, look for the historic city of Segovia and its iconic Roman aqueduct nestled near the mountains.

Sierra de Guadarrama

The final mountain barrier before Madrid, often snow-capped in winter, providing a rugged backdrop to the descent.