YEG → LHR

Edmonton Skyline

Aerial views of the North Saskatchewan River and the growing downtown core immediately after takeoff.

Hudson Bay

Cross the vast, often frozen expanse of northern Canada and the edges of the Arctic circle.

Greenland Ice Sheet

Uninterrupted views of the world's second largest ice body, showcasing deep crevasses and vast white horizons.

Aurora Borealis

Facing north away from the sun's path provides the optimal angle for viewing the Northern Lights during winter flights.

Icelandic Coast

Depending on the flight path, the rugged volcanic northern coast of Iceland may be visible beneath the wing.

Greenland Fjords

Dramatic views of the jagged southern peaks and deep blue glacial fjords where icebergs calve into the sea.

North Atlantic

Wide-angle views of the deep ocean, often dotted with massive icebergs during the spring months.

Scottish Highlands

Visuals of the rugged Scottish terrain and misty lochs as the aircraft enters United Kingdom airspace.

London Landmarks

On a typical westerly approach into LHR, this side offers iconic views of the London Eye, Big Ben, and the Shard.

Windsor Castle

A clear view of the historic royal residence located just west of the airport during the final seconds of descent.