CJS → MEX

Sierra Madre Occidental

Continuous views of high-altitude mountain ridges and deep canyons throughout the central portion of the flight.

City of Chihuahua

The state capital's grid and historic center are often visible on the right side shortly after departure.

The Bajío Region

Productive agricultural valleys and the sprawling industrial corridors of León and Querétaro.

Nevado de Toluca

The massive extinct volcano, the fourth highest peak in Mexico, is a landmark feature during the approach.

Mexico City Skyline

Stunning views of the Paseo de la Reforma skyscrapers and the massive urban sprawl during the standard landing pattern.

Chihuahuan Desert

Vast stretches of arid landscape and unique desert basins visible shortly after takeoff from Juarez.

Torreón & Gómez Palacio

The industrial landscape of the Comarca Lagunera region is often visible mid-flight.

Sierra Madre Oriental

The jagged eastern mountain range provides a dramatic horizon backdrop during the cruise phase.

Popocatépetl & Iztaccíhuatl

The iconic snow-capped twin volcanoes can be seen in the distance during the final descent into the Valley of Mexico.