SAW → GZT

Prince Islands

A stunning view of the archipelago in the Marmara Sea immediately after takeoff from SAW.

Lake Sapanca

A large, bright blue freshwater lake located near the Sakarya province shortly after departure.

Salt Lake (Tuz Gölü)

One of the world's largest hypersaline lakes, appearing as a massive white salt flat mid-flight.

Mount Erciyes

The towering, snow-covered volcanic peak near Kayseri, often visible standing high above the clouds.

Central Taurus Mountains

Spectacular ridges and geological formations as the aircraft crosses the Bolkar and Aladağlar ranges.

Gaziantep Approach

A wide view of the city’s ancient layout and the surrounding famous pistachio groves before landing.

Izmit Gulf

Aerial views of the industrial heartland and the narrow strip of the Marmara Sea stretching eastward.

Bolu Mountain Range

Dense green forests and rugged peaks that characterize the transition to the Black Sea region.

Ankara Northern Suburbs

A distant view of the capital city's expansion across the rugged Central Anatolian terrain.

Anti-Taurus Mountains

Jagged limestone peaks and deep valleys as the flight begins its descent into Upper Mesopotamia.

Euphrates River Basin

The silver thread of the historic Euphrates river winding through the arid southeastern landscape.