NBO → JED

Mount Kenya

Just minutes after takeoff from NBO, catch the jagged, glaciated peaks of Africa's second-highest mountain.

Ethiopian Highlands

Fly over the dramatic Simien Mountains, featuring massive plateaus and deep gorges often called the 'Roof of Africa'.

Lake Tana

The source of the Blue Nile appears as a massive sapphire jewel amidst the green Ethiopian terrain.

Danakil Depression

One of the lowest and hottest places on Earth, characterized by colorful salt flats and volcanic activity.

Jeddah Corniche

On the final approach into JED, enjoy views of the King Fahd's Fountain and the modern skyline along the Red Sea.

Lake Turkana

Visible to the west, the 'Jade Sea' is the world's largest permanent desert lake, shimmering in the arid landscape.

Nubian Desert

The vast, orange-hued sands of eastern Sudan create intricate patterns as the flight heads north.

The White Nile

Depending on the specific airway, you may catch glimpses of the Nile's upper reaches winding through South Sudan.

Port Sudan

As the plane turns toward the Red Sea, the industrial layout of Sudan's primary port is often visible.