UME → BMA

Gulf of Bothnia

Expansive views of the Baltic Sea as the flight path hugs the coastline heading south.

The High Coast

A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its unique red granite cliffs and the highest coastline in the world.

Höga Kusten Bridge

The massive suspension bridge crossing the Ångermanälven river is often visible from high altitude.

Stockholm Archipelago

A breathtaking mosaic of thousands of islands and islets as the plane begins its final approach into the capital.

Vaxholm Fortress

The historic sea fortification guarding the entrance to Stockholm's inner harbor.

Norrland Forests

Dense, endless expanses of taiga forest that define the rugged landscape of northern Sweden.

Lake Mälaren

Sweden's third-largest lake comes into view just before landing, dotted with recreational boats and islands.

Drottningholm Palace

The private residence of the Swedish Royal Family is often visible on the right during the final approach to Bromma.

Kista Science City

Sweden's silicon valley with its distinctive skyscrapers visible as the plane descends over the northern suburbs.