Can you see the aurora on the plane at night when you leave for northern Europe for aurora tourism during the Spring Festival?

Seeing the aurora on the plane is really different from feeling on the ground. First of all, the time when the aurora appears is not necessarily at night, but you really need the background color at night to see it directly with the naked eye. So there is nothing wrong with flying at night. Secondly, when will there be aurora? This is often closely related to the substorms of the earth's magnetic field, and the corresponding sources are solar activities (CME and coronal holes, etc. ), so the aurora is predictable. There are many forecasts abroad, but they are all short-term. At present, a domestic unit has made a 30-day span forecast of Aurora, which was made by the National Space Weather Monitoring and Early Warning Center. You can refer to it ? /zd/ym