MCO → LGW

Space Coast & Cape Canaveral

Shortly after takeoff, you may see the Kennedy Space Center and the distinctive Florida coastline.

Outer Banks

The flight path often hugs the coastline of North Carolina, revealing the thin strips of the barrier islands.

Northeast Corridor

On clear nights, the sprawling light grids of New York City and Boston are visible to the west.

Aurora Borealis

During the transatlantic crossing on this northerly route, the left side offers the best chance to see the Northern Lights.

Irish Coastline

As the plane approaches Europe, the rugged southern cliffs of Ireland frequently come into view.

London Skyline

Depending on the arrival pattern into Gatwick, the left side often captures the distant London Eye and Shard.

Atlantic Sunrise

Experience a spectacular sunrise over the open ocean as you approach the European continent.

Cornish Coastline

Clear views of Land's End and the jagged rocks of Cornwall as the flight enters English airspace.

Isle of Wight

A prominent view of the diamond-shaped island off the south coast of England during the descent.

Seven Sisters

The brilliant white chalk cliffs along the English Channel are often visible on the right during final approach.

South Downs

The lush green rolling hills of the Sussex countryside provide a classic English welcome just before landing.