BHH → JED

Granite Massifs

The rugged granite peaks of the Hejaz mountains north of the flight path, providing a lunar-like landscape.

Makkah Periphery

While the Holy City is restricted airspace, you can see the distinctive rugged hills and developments surrounding the Makkah region.

Jeddah Corniche

A stunning view of the Jeddah waterfront, including the coastal skyscrapers and the Red Sea's turquoise reefs.

King Fahd's Fountain

Spot the world's tallest fountain's plume of water near the shoreline if landing from the north or during a clear western approach.

Hajj Terminal

A perfect bird's-eye view of the award-winning white tent-roof structures of King Abdulaziz International Airport.

Wadi Bisha Oasis

Aerial view of the extensive palm groves and agricultural patches along the Wadi Bisha valley immediately after takeoff.

Asir Escarpment

Dramatic views of the jagged southern Sarawat mountains where the plateau drops sharply toward the coastal plain.

Taif-Makkah Road

Spot the winding mountain passes and engineering marvels of the highways connecting the mountains to the Tihamah region.

Southern Red Sea Coast

As the flight descends, catch the initial shimmer of the Red Sea coastline extending towards the south.