NAS → LHR

New Providence Island

Aerial views of Nassau's turquoise coastline and the sprawling Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island immediately after takeoff.

Aurora Borealis

On night flights during winter months, the northward-facing left side provides the best opportunity to see the Northern Lights over the North Atlantic.

Snowdonia National Park

As the flight crosses into the UK, the rugged mountain peaks and valleys of North Wales are often visible if the route tracks northerly.

Central London Skyline

On the standard 'Runway 27' approach, passengers can see the London Eye, the Shard, and the River Thames snaking through the city.

The Great Bahama Bank

Stunning views of the deep blue ocean trenches contrasted against the shallow, white-sand sea beds of the Bahamas.

Atlantic Sunrise

A front-row seat to a spectacular sunrise over the clouds as the aircraft approaches the European continent in the early morning.

Cornish Coastline

The first sight of land in the UK is often the beautiful, jagged cliffs of Cornwall and the turquoise waters of St Ives Bay.

Windsor Castle

One of the most famous sights on the Heathrow approach, the historic royal residence is clearly visible on the right just minutes before landing.