MLA → EMA

Mount Etna

Depending on the departure path, Europe's most active volcano may be visible to the northeast shortly after takeoff.

The Italian Coastline

Stunning vistas of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the western coast of Italy, including potential views of the Rome metropolitan area.

The High Alps

The absolute highlight of the route; enjoy spectacular views of the snow-capped Swiss and French Alps, often including Mont Blanc.

Burgundy Vineyards

Fly over the famous wine regions of eastern France, characterized by orderly rows of vines and historic chateaus.

Greater London

On the descent into the Midlands, the right side often catches a glimpse of the London skyline and the Thames Estuary.

The Mediterranean Sea

Expansive views of the deep blue waters shortly after departing Malta, with potential glimpses of the western Sicilian coast.

Sardinia and Corsica

Distant views of the rugged, mountainous terrain of the Mediterranean islands of Sardinia and Corsica to the west.

Massif Central

The volcanic plateaus and ancient mountain ranges of central France provide a textured green landscape mid-flight.

Western Paris

On clear days, the western outskirts of the French capital and the winding Seine River are often visible.

The English Channel

Look down to see the world's busiest shipping lanes and the white cliffs of the southern English coast.

The Cotswolds

Beautiful views of the rolling green hills and patchwork fields of rural England during the initial descent.