MLA → BRI

Valletta

Uninterrupted views of the Grand Harbour and the UNESCO-listed fortifications of the Maltese capital immediately after takeoff.

Syracuse & Ortigia

The ancient Greek colony and the circular island of Ortigia are clearly visible along the southeastern Sicilian coastline.

Gulf of Taranto

The massive curve of the Italian boot's 'arch' featuring the deep blue waters of the Ionian Sea.

Puglia Coastline

Striking white-washed coastal towns and the emerald waters of the Adriatic Sea as you enter the Puglia region.

Bari Waterfront

A final view of the lungomare and the historic Basilica di San Nicola just before touchdown at BRI.

Gozo & Comino

Distant views of the Blue Lagoon and the rugged northern cliffs of the Maltese archipelago during the initial climb.

Mount Etna

The star of the left side; Europe's most active volcano is often visible with its distinct smoke plume as you cross Sicily.

Strait of Messina

The narrow geographic gap separating the island of Sicily from the tip of the Italian mainland 'toe'.

Pollino Massif

Rugged mountain peaks of the southern Apennines visible as the flight transitions from Calabria into Basilicata.