BEY → SAH

Dead Sea Basin

Look down into the world's lowest point, featuring vivid blue waters and white salt-encrusted shorelines visible shortly after takeoff.

Gulf of Aqaba

The striking transition where the mountains of the Sinai and Saudi Arabia meet the deep turquoise waters of the Red Sea.

Sarawat Mountains

Follow the rugged, dark peaks of the mountain range that runs parallel to the Saudi coastline for hundreds of miles.

Red Sea Coral Reefs

Visible near the coastline are intricate turquoise reef systems and small uninhabited islands contrasting with the deep blue water.

Yemeni Terraced Mountains

During descent, witness the incredible ancient stone terraces and mud-brick villages perched on seemingly inaccessible steep cliffs.

Jordanian Plateau

View the sprawling white-stone urban landscape of Amman and the surrounding arid hills early in the flight.

An Nafud Desert

Cross the massive northern sand sea of Saudi Arabia, characterized by its distinct reddish dunes and wind-sculpted patterns.

Central Najd Region

Observe the vast, flat interior of the Arabian Peninsula with occasional deep wadi systems and desert settlements.

Empty Quarter Fringes

Glimpse the northern edge of the Rub' al Khali, where vast sand seas begin to dominate the entire horizon.

Eastern Highland Approach

The approach to Sana'a from the east reveals dramatic limestone cliffs and high-altitude plateaus unique to the region.