PHL → TLV

Balearic Islands

If the flight follows a southern European corridor, look for the beautiful coastlines of Mallorca and Menorca in the Mediterranean.

Mount Etna and Sicily

Clear days often provide a spectacular view of the active volcanic peaks and rugged terrain of Italy's largest island.

Greek Archipelago

The deep blue waters of the Ionian and Aegean Seas are dotted with white-washed island clusters visible from high altitude.

Tel Aviv Waterfront

The quintessential view of the trip: the white city's skyscrapers, the Mediterranean beaches, and the ancient stone port of Jaffa on final approach.

Jersey Shore and NYC

Shortly after takeoff from PHL, you can see the dense urban sprawl of the New Jersey coastline and the distant Manhattan skyline.

Cape Cod Peninsula

As the flight heads northeast before crossing the Atlantic, the distinct hooked shape of Massachusetts' coast is often visible.

The Swiss and French Alps

On more northerly flight paths, the majestic snow-capped peaks of Central Europe provide a stunning backdrop mid-flight.

Haifa Bay

During the descent into Israel, the northern port of Haifa and the slopes of Mount Carmel are visible before the plane turns south.