PHL → BRU

New York City Skyline

On the climb out of PHL, look north to see the dense cluster of Manhattan skyscrapers and the bridges connecting the boroughs.

Nova Scotia Coastline

View the jagged, rocky peninsulas and deep bays of the Canadian Maritimes as the flight follows the Great Circle route.

Newfoundland Wilderness

The last landmass before the Atlantic crossing, offering views of vast forests, lakes, and the remote Gander area.

Irish Coastline

Dramatic entry into Europe often features the green cliffs and rolling hills of Southern Ireland or the Celtic Sea.

English Channel

Observe one of the world's busiest shipping lanes with numerous cargo ships and ferries visible from high altitude.

Flanders Plains

The final descent offers views of the neatly organized Belgian countryside and historical towns like Ghent.

Jersey Shore

Catch a glimpse of the Atlantic coastline and the barrier islands of New Jersey shortly after takeoff from Philadelphia.

Atlantic Sunrise

As an eastbound overnight flight, the right side provides a direct view of the sun rising over the horizon during the final hours of flight.

Southern England

View the patchwork fields and coastal towns of Cornwall and Devon as the aircraft enters European airspace.

Port of Zeebrugge

The massive industrial infrastructure of one of Europe's largest ports is often visible on the approach to Brussels.

Brussels Approach

Depending on the runway in use, you may see the Atomium or the European Quarter during the final descent into BRU.