BEY → JED

Mediterranean Coastline

Panoramic views of the Lebanese coast and the turquoise waters of the Levant as the plane turns south.

The Dead Sea

View the distinct turquoise and cobalt blues of the lowest point on Earth nestled between Jordan and Israel.

Wadi Rum Borders

Distal views of the iconic red sand and rock formations of southern Jordan's desert landscapes.

Red Sea Coastline

The vibrant coral reefs and crystal-clear waters of the Red Sea become visible during the descent into JED.

King Fahd's Fountain

If the approach is from the north or sea, you can spot the world's tallest fountain near the Jeddah Corniche.

Mount Lebanon Range

Stunning views of the snow-capped or rugged limestone peaks immediately after takeoff from Beirut.

Amman Cityscape

A bird's-eye view of the white-stone hills and urban sprawl of the Jordanian capital.

Harrat Khaybar

Extensive black volcanic fields and ancient cinder cones visible in the northern Saudi desert.

Sarawat Mountains

The dramatic mountain range running parallel to the Red Sea as the flight descends towards Jeddah.