Definitely would be cool around takeoff and landing IMO. At cruise things tend to look about the same for while though.

That said the last time I flew east to west across the U.S., I was glued to the window as we crossed Utah. Killer views of canyonlands and mountain ranges. I found it was at least as impressive to view them from 35k feet as it was on the ground.

Imagine hitting your head into the person next to you because you can barely move without touching others while travelling via plane.

Also I see no added value of doing this on a plane as opposed to doing the same thing at home with the flight path pre-recorded or even being able to pick from multiple pre-recorded ones.

Superzoom camera on a gimbal would make things quite interesting.

As an adult, my neck doesn't bend in a way that would allow me to look out the window no matter where I sit. I wouldn't have any interest in a simulated view, but a large screen with a camera feed would be great. I am increasingly anxious about flying, but I haven't lost my interest in seeing outside. Seeing nothing but the interior makes it worse.

More than that, at least for me. Maybe half an hour of an eight hour flight? It was on a Finnair A350.

That part where we're crossing Greenland, and you can see glaciers coming down and icebergs in the ocean? Yeah, that was a lot longer than two minutes...