LSI → ABZ

Fitful Head

Stunning views of the 280-meter high cliffs and Quendale Bay immediately after takeoff from Sumburgh.

Fair Isle

A rare bird's-eye view of Britain's most remote inhabited island, located halfway between Shetland and Orkney.

Orkney Islands

On exceptionally clear days, the northern islands of the Orkney archipelago, like North Ronaldsay, are visible on the western horizon.

Moray Firth

The vast opening of the Moray Firth becomes visible as the flight transitions from the open sea to the Scottish mainland.

Bennachie

The distinctive silhouette of Aberdeen's most famous hill, featuring the Mither Tap peak, visible during the descent.

North Sea Vistas

Expansive views of the deep blue North Sea, often dotted with large cargo ships and fishing vessels.

Offshore Oil Platforms

On clear days, you can spot the industrial structures of the North Sea oil fields during the mid-flight cruise.

Old Slains Castle

The dramatic cliffside ruins near Cruden Bay, famous for inspiring Bram Stoker's Dracula, are visible on the approach to Aberdeen.

Balmedie Beach

The extensive sand dunes stretching along the Aberdeenshire coast just before the aircraft turns for final approach.