TFS → BFS

Mount Teide

The best view of Spain's highest peak, the massive volcano that dominates the island of Tenerife, visible immediately after takeoff.

Iberian Coastline

Frequent distant views of the Portuguese and Galician coastlines as the flight path tracks north along the continental shelf.

Brittany Coast

The jagged cliffs and numerous islands of northwestern France are often visible as the plane crosses the Bay of Biscay.

Welsh Mountains

Clear days offer stunning views of the Snowdonia mountain range and the Pembrokeshire coast of Wales.

Belfast Cityscape

On final approach, you can often see the Harland and Wolff yellow cranes and the Belfast Lough shoreline.

La Palma Island

Aerial views of the rugged volcanic terrain and lush forests of 'La Isla Bonita' shortly after takeoff.

Atlantic Horizon

Vast, uninterrupted views of the Atlantic Ocean, ideal for spotting unique cloud formations and ship trails.

Evening Sunset

On late afternoon departures, this side provides a front-row seat to the sun setting over the ocean horizon.

Lough Neagh

As the plane descends into BFS from the south, look for the vast expanse of the UK's largest freshwater lake.