PIK → LPA

Isle of Man

On a clear day, look down for a perfect view of the entire island situated in the middle of the Irish Sea.

Irish Coastline

The flight path often provides a distant view of the Emerald Isle's eastern cliffs and the Wicklow Mountains.

Atlantic Horizon

Perfect for evening flights, providing an unobstructed view of the sunset over the open ocean.

Mount Teide

The most iconic sight of the trip; the massive volcanic peak of Tenerife rising above the clouds to the west.

Maspalomas Dunes

During the final approach, you may catch a glimpse of the famous Sahara-like sand dunes on the southern tip of the island.

Scottish Lowlands

Immediate views of the Ayrshire coastline and the ruins of Greenan Castle shortly after takeoff from Prestwick.

Bay of Biscay

A long crossing over the deep blue waters of the Atlantic, often showing whitecaps and large shipping vessels.

Portuguese Coast

Distant views of the rugged cliffs and sandy beaches of the Algarve as the flight passes the Iberian Peninsula.

Lanzarote and Fuerteventura

As you enter the Canary archipelago, you can often spot the volcanic, arid landscapes of the easternmost islands.

Las Palmas

A bird's-eye view of the capital city of Gran Canaria and its busy port during the final descent into LPA.