TFS → FCO

Mount Teide

Dominating the view shortly after takeoff, Spain's highest peak is best seen from the left side.

Gran Canaria

The neighboring Canary Island is often visible as the aircraft climbs and turns northeast.

Rock of Gibraltar

A landmark view of the iconic limestone monolith at the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea.

Sierra Nevada

The high, often snow-capped mountains of southern Spain are visible as you track the coast.

Balearic Islands

Glittering views of Ibiza and Mallorca as the plane crosses the Western Mediterranean.

Strait of Bonifacio

The picturesque gap between Corsica and Sardinia visible shortly before the final descent.

Atlantic Ocean

Vast, deep blue views of the Atlantic during the initial oversea leg of the journey.

Moroccan Coastline

Aerial views of the North African shore and the coastal cities near Casablanca.

Atlas Mountains

On very clear days, the distant ridges of the High Atlas are visible to the southeast.

Alboran Sea

Busy maritime lanes and shipping vessels entering the Mediterranean from the Atlantic.

Sardinia

The rugged, mountainous interior and east coast of the Italian island of Sardinia.

Tyrrhenian Sea

The deep blue waters surrounding Italy's west coast during the final approach to FCO.