PIK → FAO

Ayrshire Coastline

Aerial views of the Scottish lowlands and the rolling hills of South Ayrshire immediately after takeoff.

Eryri (Snowdonia)

On clear days, the jagged peaks of North Wales are visible as the flight crosses the Irish Sea toward the Celtic Sea.

Brittany Peninsula

The westernmost tip of France, featuring dramatic cliffs and the jagged islands of the Iroise Sea.

Picos de Europa

Spectacular views of the limestone massifs of Northern Spain while crossing the Bay of Biscay.

Alentejo Plains

The expansive golden fields and cork oak forests of southern Portugal during the initial descent.

Ria Formosa

The stunning barrier islands and turquoise lagoons of the Algarve during the final approach into Faro.

Isle of Arran

Stunning views of the 'Scotland in Miniature' and the Goat Fell peak shortly after departure from PIK.

Ailsa Craig

The iconic, uninhabited volcanic plug rising sharply from the Firth of Clyde.

Wicklow Mountains

Views across the Irish Sea towards the east coast of Ireland and the mountains south of Dublin.

Atlantic Horizon

Uninterrupted views of the deep blue Atlantic and the vast expanse of the Bay of Biscay.

Cape St. Vincent

The southwesternmost point of Europe, featuring a famous lighthouse atop vertical cliffs (if route permits).