ATL → SEA

Mississippi River

Cross the winding arterial waterway of the United States as you transition from the Southeast to the Midwest.

The Southern Rockies

Witness the transition from the high plains of Wyoming into the jagged peaks of the Rocky Mountain range.

Mount Rainier

The crown jewel of the flight; this massive stratovolcano often appears just outside the window during the descent.

Mount St. Helens

Visible to the south, look for the distinct horseshoe-shaped crater left by the 1980 eruption.

Olympic Mountains

In the distance across the Puget Sound, the snow-capped peaks of Olympic National Park are often visible.

Great Plains Patterns

Observe the intricate geometric patterns of center-pivot irrigation circles across Nebraska and Kansas.

Grand Teton Range

Depending on the specific flight corridor, the sharp spires of the Tetons may be visible to the north in Wyoming.

North Cascades

A sea of rugged, glaciated peaks stretching toward the Canadian border as you enter Washington state.

Seattle Skyline

On a 'North Flow' landing pattern, the plane may bank over the city, offering views of the Space Needle and downtown.

Lake Washington

Look for the floating bridges crossing the deep blue waters of Lake Washington just before touchdown.