ORD → DUB

Chicago & Lake Michigan

Immediately after takeoff, witness the stunning Chicago skyline and the deep blue expanse of Lake Michigan as the plane climbs northeast.

Laurentian Mountains

Fly over the ancient, forested landscapes of Quebec and the vast, lake-dotted wilderness of the Canadian Shield.

Newfoundland & Greenland

On more northern great-circle routes, you may spot the rugged Labrador coast or the distant, white peaks of Southern Greenland.

Aurora Borealis

During winter months on this overnight flight, the north-facing left side offers the best chance to see the Northern Lights over the Atlantic.

The Wild Atlantic Way

Landfall often occurs near County Donegal or Sligo, providing views of Ireland's jagged cliffs and vibrant green fields.

St. Lawrence River

View the massive waterway that drains the Great Lakes into the Atlantic, often visible to the south during the Canadian transit.

Atlantic Sunrise

As a west-to-east flight, the right side faces south/southeast, providing a front-row seat to the sunrise over the ocean.

Celtic Sea

Look down at the vast shipping lanes and the deep blue waters of the North Atlantic as you approach the European continental shelf.

Ireland's Midlands

If the flight path takes a more southerly route, enjoy the patchwork quilt of farms and ancient estates in Central Ireland.

Dublin Bay

During the final descent, the right side often looks out over the Irish Sea and the busy port of Dublin.