Flying Over the Northern Lights - Best View of Northern Lights | Flight from London to London??

Join us as we hop onboard a flight from London Gatwick (LGW) to London Gatwick (LGW). This once in a lifetime flight goes to the edge of British air territory, circles there for 30 minutes all to raise money for Aerobility and to give everyone the magic of aviation and the chance to potentially see the Northern Lights.

On this flight over the Northern Lights, we sit down with Marcus O' Shea of Aerobility to discuss what Aerobility is about, the mission, and the inspiration for this flight over the Aurora Borealis.

Aerobility is a charity based in the United Kingdom that gives anyone the chance to fly an aircraft no matter what disability they may have.

While flying over the Northern Lights Astronomer Pete Lawrence was onboard to educate on all things astronomy, Pete pointed out different stars and essentially explained the Aurora Borealis.

When we reached the edge of British Airspace the pilots circled for 30 minutes to see if flying over the Aurora Borealis would present everybody with the once in a life time chance to see the Northern Lights.

Aerobility raised over 25,000 GBP from this flight over the Aurora Borealis.

Take in breath taking views of the Northern Lights and witness a different onboard experience.

Photo Credit to Dom Wallis

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