MLA → OSL

Mount Etna

Europe's most active volcano is often clearly visible on the right shortly after climbing out of Malta.

The Dolomites

The iconic, jagged limestone peaks of the Italian Alps offer some of the most dramatic mountain scenery in Europe.

Bavarian Plateau

Views of Munich and the surrounding lakes like Ammersee and Starnberg as you cross into Germany.

Danish Archipelago

The complex network of islands and bridges connecting mainland Europe to Scandinavia, including the Great Belt Bridge.

Telemark Forests

Dense, dark green evergreen forests and thousands of small lakes characteristic of the Norwegian landscape.

Oslo Cityscape

As the plane turns for its final approach, you often get a glimpse of the city, the Opera House, and the Holmenkollen ski jump.

Maltese Islands

Aerial views of Valletta's fortifications and the smaller islands of Comino and Gozo shortly after takeoff.

Tyrrhenian Sea

Vast stretches of deep blue water with occasional glimpses of the Italian west coast and the island of Elba.

Western Alps

Spectacular snow-capped summits of the Swiss and French Alps, often including distant views of Mont Blanc.

Rhine Valley

The winding Rhine river as it cuts through the German landscape, dotted with historic towns and castles.

Wadden Sea

The unique tidal flats and coastal landscapes of Northern Germany and the Danish west coast.

Oslofjord West

The final descent offers views of the rugged coastline and forested islands on the western side of the fjord.