SFB → KEF

Outer Banks

The delicate, sweeping barrier islands of North Carolina are often visible shortly after reaching cruising altitude.

East Coast Megalopolis

Aerial views of the glowing urban corridor including Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and New York City during the initial climb.

Maritime Provinces

The rugged, forested terrain of Nova Scotia and the deep fjords of Newfoundland's western coast.

Greenland Ice Sheet

On more northerly flight tracks, the massive white expanse and jagged coastal glaciers of Southern Greenland appear.

Northern Lights

Looking north toward the Arctic Circle, this side provides the best chance to witness the Aurora Borealis during the night crossing.

North Atlantic Expanse

The deep blue isolation of the ocean, often featuring dramatic cloud formations and weather fronts.

Transatlantic Sunrise

A rapid and intense sunrise occurs over the ocean as the plane flies into the coming day.

Avalon Peninsula

The easternmost point of North America in Newfoundland, marked by steep cliffs and crashing waves.

Reykjanes Peninsula

Ancient lava fields and volcanic craters are visible just minutes before landing at Keflavik.

Blue Lagoon

The milky-blue geothermal waters of the famous spa can often be spotted on the final approach into KEF.