article_snippet: With a cluster of planes appearing to linger around the archipelago between the Norwegian Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean, EZY6747's pilot gave those on board the Airbus A319 the best possible chance to capture the moment after taking off at 8.05am.
article_snippet: The view from the flight deck of easyJet flight EZY1805 from Manchester to Reykjavik on Friday .
article_snippet: The plane's pilot Captain Christopher Pollock said: 'I can honestly say that was one of the most amazing flights of my life.
article_snippet: What a special moment to witness and the view was just breathtaking.
article_snippet: So you really have to be in the right place at the right time to get the best view – and thanks to Omega Holidays
article_snippet: It was just amazing, makes me want to be an astronomer,' Daniel Bailey said. '
article_snippet: Amazing views from the skies above the Atlantic,' posted the Twitter account for school tour group Rayburn Education with images of the view from flight 1805 from Manchester.
article_snippet: It's great that easyJet passengers will be in the right place at the right time on Friday and are set to be rewarded the best view anywhere in the world from 37,000 feet. '
article_snippet: Dutch experimental astrophysicist Christoph Keller posted an image Dutch experimental astrophysicist Christoph Keller said was taken through 'Polaroid sunglasses and a polarizer on the flight from Sao Paulo to Amsterdam.'