MAN → ATL

Dublin Bay

After crossing the Irish Sea, the flight often passes directly over or south of Dublin, offering views of the Liffey and the Irish coastline.

North Atlantic Ocean

Vast ocean views where you can spot cargo ships and, occasionally, towering cloud formations over the Gulf Stream.

Cape Cod & Islands

The distinctive 'hook' shape of Massachusetts is clearly visible as the flight enters US airspace from the Atlantic.

Mid-Atlantic Skylines

On clear days, the distant silhouettes of New York City and Philadelphia are visible as the flight follows the coast.

Chesapeake Bay

The world's largest estuary system, featuring the massive bridge-tunnel and intricate network of Virginia's waterways.

Outer Banks

The long, thin barrier islands of North Carolina provide a stunning contrast between the dark Atlantic and the sound.

Isle of Man

Early in the flight, the mountainous terrain of the Isle of Man is often visible in the middle of the Irish Sea.

Newfoundland Coast

Rugged, rocky fjords and the desolate beauty of Canada's easternmost province as the flight crosses from the ocean.

New Brunswick Wilderness

Vast stretches of dense forest and winding river systems through the Canadian Maritimes.

Appalachian Mountains

The ancient, rolling peaks of the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains provide a textured green landscape through Virginia.

Atlanta Suburbs

A great view of the 'City in a Forest' sprawl and the unique red Georgia clay as you descend into Hartsfield-Jackson.