NOC → BHX

Connacht Lowlands

Classic Irish patchwork fields and stone walls immediately visible upon departure from Knock.

Dublin City & Bay

The most iconic view of the trip, showcasing the Liffey, the Guinness Storehouse, and the sweeping curve of Dublin Bay.

Wicklow Mountains

The granite peaks and deep valleys of the 'Garden of Ireland' visible to the south as you cross the coast.

The Wrekin & Shropshire Hills

The prominent isolated hill of The Wrekin serves as a landmark as you transition from the Welsh border into the West Midlands.

Birmingham City Center

Exceptional views of the city's modern architecture, including the Library of Birmingham and the BT Tower, during the approach.

Nephin Beg Range

Just after takeoff, view the rugged mountains of the Wild Nephin National Park to the northwest.

Lough Ree

One of the major expansions of the River Shannon, visible as a massive water body in the Irish midlands.

North Dublin Coastline

Aerial views of Malahide, Portmarnock, and the distinctive Howth Head peninsula as you leave the Irish coast.

The Irish Sea

A brief crossing where you can often spot ferries and cargo ships traveling between Dublin and Holyhead.

Cannock Chase

An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Staffordshire, visible during the final descent into Birmingham.