SYY → GLA

Isle of Skye

Glance out to see the jagged Black Cuillin mountains and the eastern coastline of this iconic island.

Ben Nevis

The highest peak in the British Isles is often visible to the east as you pass near Fort William.

The Great Glen

Spot the massive geological fault line and the series of lochs that cut across the country.

Loch Lomond

A highlight of the descent, featuring the loch's many wooded islands and the surrounding national park.

Campsie Fells

The final volcanic hills before the plane enters the Glasgow airspace over the northern suburbs.

Small Isles

Clear views of the distinctively shaped islands of Rum, Eigg, Muck, and Canna in the Sea of the Hebrides.

Paps of Jura

Look for the three iconic conical quartzite peaks that dominate the horizon to the west.

Isle of Islay

The southernmost Hebridean island, visible as a low-lying patchwork of peat bogs and coastline.

Firth of Clyde

As you descend, watch the widening estuary and the rugged peaks of the Isle of Arran.

Erskine Bridge

Often visible during the final approach path into Glasgow International Airport.