NJC → SVO

Samotlor Oil Field

Shortly after departure, you can see the massive infrastructure and unique geometric patterns of Russia's largest oil field.

West Siberian Taiga

An endless expanse of coniferous forest and peat bogs that defines the landscape between Nizhnevartovsk and the Urals.

Northern Urals

A perspective of the more remote, northern section of the Ural range, often snow-capped well into the spring months.

Volga River Crossing

A clear view of Russia's most iconic river as it winds through the heart of the country towards the Moscow region.

Moscow Skyline

On the standard arrival into SVO from the east, the right side often catches a glimpse of the Moscow International Business Center (City) towers.

Ob River Floodplain

Immediately after takeoff, witness the vast, winding network of the Ob River, one of the world's longest river systems.

Central Ural Mountains

Mid-flight, the plane crosses the Ural range, the traditional boundary between Asia and Europe, offering views of forested peaks.

Perm and Kama River

Visible as you transition into European Russia, the industrial sprawl of Perm sits along the wide Kama River reservoir.

Golden Ring Cities

As you descend, look for the ancient urban layouts and church spires of cities like Yaroslavl and Rostov the Great.