Commercial airplane flying at high altitude with view of solar eclipse and sun's corona

Spain Airlines to Livestream Solar Eclipse from 30,000 Feet

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Iberia Airlines is chartering a special flight to livestream August's total solar eclipse from above the clouds, giving anyone with internet access a front-row seat to this rare celestial show. It's the first total eclipse visible from Spain since 1912.

If you've ever wanted to watch a solar eclipse from 30,000 feet above Earth, Iberia Airlines just made that possible without leaving your couch.

The Spanish airline is chartering a special flight on August 12 to follow the path of totality during a rare solar eclipse. They're livestreaming the entire event on social media, offering viewers a crystal-clear view of the sun's corona from cruising altitude.

Flight IB1473 (named after astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus's birth year) will take off from Madrid and fly over Palencia, staying right in the path of totality. The timing couldn't be more special: this marks the first total solar eclipse visible from the Iberian Peninsula in 114 years.

Iberia isn't just doing this for the spectacle. A team of researchers from the Shelios project will be on board, taking advantage of the unobstructed view above Earth's atmosphere. Ground-based observations often struggle with atmospheric interference, but at 30,000 feet, scientists get a cleaner look at the solar corona.

Spain Airlines to Livestream Solar Eclipse from 30,000 Feet

"This flight allows us to leverage the advantages of observing from cruising altitude to contribute to the study of an exceptional astronomical phenomenon," said Diego Fernández, Iberia's director of strategy, transformation, and sustainability.

The eclipse's path of totality will sweep across Greenland, Iceland, and Spain, with totality lasting about two minutes for those directly in its path. Major cities like Madrid and Barcelona will experience 99% coverage, while London, Paris, and Brussels will see partial eclipses.

Why This Inspires

This collaboration between aviation, science, and public engagement shows how technology can democratize wonder. Not everyone can travel to Spain or afford a ticket on the chartered flight, but anyone with a phone can now witness this rare astronomical event from an extraordinary perspective.

By making the livestream free and accessible, Iberia is turning a once-in-a-century celestial moment into a shared global experience that brings people together in awe of our universe.

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Based on reporting by Euronews

This story was written by BrightWire based on verified news reports.

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