STR → ATL

Dutch Coastline

The intricate patterns of the polders and the Frisian Islands shortly after departure from Stuttgart.

Scottish Highlands

On more northerly tracks, the deep lochs and rugged peaks of northern Scotland are clearly visible.

Greenland Ice Sheet

The absolute highlight of the route; massive glaciers, icebergs, and turquoise fjords along the southern coast.

Labrador Wilderness

The remote, frozen tundra and pristine lakes of eastern Canada, often snow-covered even in late spring.

St. Lawrence River

The massive waterway separating Canada and the US, visible as the flight enters North American mainland airspace.

Adirondack Mountains

The lush, lake-filled mountain range of Upstate New York providing a scenic backdrop before the Georgia transition.

Southern England

Aerial views of the Thames Estuary and the sprawling suburbs of London depending on the specific flight corridor.

Mid-Atlantic Horizon

Expansive ocean vistas that are particularly striking during the long, drawn-out sunset characteristic of westbound flights.

Nova Scotia Peninsula

The jagged Atlantic coastline of Canada, featuring rocky inlets and the famous Bay of Fundy.

US East Coast

Distances views of the megalopolis stretching from Boston down to the Carolinas as the plane turns south.

Blue Ridge Mountains

The distinct, hazy blue ridges of the southern Appalachian range during the final hour of flight.

Georgia Pine Forests

The dense green canopy and red clay earth of the Deep South during the descent into Atlanta.