ATL → PHL

Blue Ridge Mountains

Visible to the west shortly after takeoff, showing the rolling peaks of the southern Appalachian range.

Lake Lanier

A massive, winding reservoir in northern Georgia seen within the first 15 minutes of flight.

Washington D.C. Landmarks

On clear days, the National Mall, Washington Monument, and US Capitol are visible as the plane passes over Northern Virginia.

Baltimore Inner Harbor

A clear view of the dense urban waterfront and M&T Bank Stadium as you cross into Maryland.

Philadelphia Skyline

As the flight aligns for landing on Runways 27L or 27R, the skyscrapers of Center City appear prominently out the left window.

Chesapeake Bay

The massive expanse of the bay is clearly visible, showing intricate patterns of the Maryland and Virginia coastlines.

Chesapeake Bay Bridge

The impressive twin spans connecting Sandy Point to Kent Island can be seen from high altitude.

Delaware Bay

The wide mouth where the Delaware River meets the Atlantic, often filled with large cargo ships.

Jersey Shoreline

On clear days, the distant white sands of the New Jersey coast and the Atlantic City skyline are visible to the east.

Port of Philadelphia

Large industrial cranes and shipping infrastructure along the Delaware River visible during the final descent.