YOW → LHR

Quebec Boreal Forest

Vast stretches of dense evergreen forests and frozen lakes immediately after departure from the National Capital Region.

St. Lawrence Estuary

Stunning views of the widening St. Lawrence River as it transitions into the Gulf, often featuring intricate shoreline patterns.

Greenland Ice Sheet

On northerly flight paths, the jagged peaks and massive ice fields of Southern Greenland are visible on the horizon.

Aurora Borealis

On this dark overnight route, the left side provides the best vantage point for viewing the Northern Lights dancing across the subarctic sky.

The Emerald Isle

As you cross the Atlantic, the rugged cliffs of County Donegal or the North Irish coast are often the first landmasses sighted.

Montreal Skyline

Shortly after takeoff, you may catch a glimpse of the Olympic Stadium and Mount Royal if the departure path curves south.

Newfoundland Coastline

Views of the rugged, rocky shores of Newfoundland and the iconic Cape Race before heading out over the open ocean.

North Atlantic Shipping Lanes

Clear days offer views of massive cargo ships and tankers navigating the primary maritime routes between Europe and North America.

Windsor Castle

On the standard approach to Heathrow (Runway 27L/R), the right side offers an excellent view of the historic royal residence.

Central London Panoramas

During the final descent or holding patterns, you can often see the London Eye, Shard, and the winding River Thames.