TLV → MAD

Rhodes and the Dodecanese

Early in the flight, the aircraft passes north of the Greek islands, offering clear views of their rocky coastlines and deep blue bays.

Crete's White Mountains

The northern coast of Crete is often visible, featuring the dramatic Lefka Ori mountain range which remains snow-capped well into spring.

The Peloponnese

The finger-like peninsulas of southern Greece provide a stunning geographic display of deep gulfs and mountainous terrain.

Strait of Bonifacio

A highlight of the mid-flight, where you can see the narrow gap and white cliffs separating the islands of Sardinia and Corsica.

Mallorca and Menorca

Superb views of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range on Mallorca's northern coast as you cross the Balearic Sea.

Spanish Levante Coast

The transition from the deep blue Mediterranean to the rugged interior mountains near Valencia and Castellón.

Old Jaffa and Tel Aviv Skyline

Immediately after takeoff from TLV, enjoy a sweeping view of the ancient port of Jaffa and the modern high-rises lining the Mediterranean coast.

Mount Etna

On many flight paths, the smoking peak of Europe's most active volcano in Sicily is visible to the south across the Ionian Sea.

Ibiza and Formentera

The turquoise waters and white sand beaches of the Pityusic Islands appear as the aircraft begins its approach toward mainland Spain.

La Mancha Plains

The iconic geometric agricultural patterns and vast arid landscapes of central Spain, famous for Don Quixote's windmills.

Madrid City Center

Depending on the landing configuration, you may see the Cuatro Torres Business Area and the dense urban sprawl of the Spanish capital.