TLV → ICN

The Dead Sea

Stunning views of the salt-encrusted shores and turquoise waters of the lowest point on Earth.

Wadi Rum

The dramatic red sand deserts and monolithic rock formations of southern Jordan visible shortly after takeoff.

Himalayan Horizon

On clear days, the distant but majestic silhouette of the world's highest peaks can be seen to the far south.

Yellow Sea

A vast array of cargo ships and fishing fleets dotting the water during the descent into Incheon.

Incheon Bridge

A spectacular view of South Korea's longest cable-stayed bridge during the final moments of landing.

Tel Aviv Coastline

Aerial view of the Mediterranean coastline and the dense urban landscape of Gush Dan immediately after departure.

Caspian Sea

Deep blue expanses of the world's largest inland body of water visible during the mid-flight transit.

Gobi Desert

The vast, desolate beauty of the Mongolian-Chinese border region with shifting sands and rocky basins.

Yellow River

The dramatic meandering curves of the 'Mother River' of China as the flight enters East Asian airspace.

Altai Mountains

Snow-capped peaks and rugged terrain across Central Asia, offering high-contrast photography opportunities.