YBC → YUL

St. Lawrence Estuary

Expansive views of the massive waterway where the river opens toward the Atlantic, often showing small coastal islands.

Île d'Orléans

A bird's-eye view of the historic agricultural island known for its traditional Quebecois heritage and scenic farms.

Quebec City Bridges

Dramatic views of the Pont de Québec and Pont Pierre-Laporte spanning the river as you pass the provincial capital.

Richelieu River Confluence

The point where the Richelieu River meets the St. Lawrence, signaling the approach into the Montreal metropolitan area.

Montreal Skyline

During the final descent into YUL, passengers often see the Olympic Stadium and the downtown skyscrapers from the south-east.

The Canadian Shield

Ancient rock formations and dense boreal forests that define the rugged landscape of northern Quebec.

Laurentian Mountains

Rolling mountain peaks and vast valleys that characterize the region north of the river valley.

Quebec City Skyline

Views of the historic Upper Town, including the iconic Château Frontenac overlooking the river.

Montmorency Falls

A high waterfall located just east of Quebec City, visible as a white plume against the green cliffs.

Mauricie Region Lakes

A mosaic of thousands of small lakes and winding rivers scattered throughout the deep forest terrain.