DFW → ELP

Eagle Mountain Lake

A beautiful reservoir located just northwest of Fort Worth, visible during the initial climb-out phase.

Monahans Sandhills

Bright white sand dunes that look like a Sahara-style desert amidst the rugged West Texas brush.

Guadalupe Peak

The highest point in Texas (8,751 ft) and the iconic limestone cliff of El Capitan are spectacular from this height.

Salt Flat

Large, shimmering white alkali flats located just west of the Guadalupe Mountains, relics of ancient lake beds.

Hueco Tanks

Unique syenite rock formations that are a historic oasis for travelers and a world-class bouldering destination.

Franklin Mountains

The rugged mountain range that bisects El Paso, providing a dramatic backdrop for the landing at ELP.

Fort Worth Skyline

View the modern skyscrapers of downtown Fort Worth and the historic Stockyards district shortly after departure from DFW.

Permian Basin Infrastructure

Observe the dense grid-like patterns of the southern oil and gas fields that define the economy of the Midland-Odessa region.

Davis Mountains

In the distance to the southwest, the volcanic peaks of the Davis Mountains rise from the desert floor.

The Rio Grande

As the flight descends, see the winding river that serves as the international boundary between the United States and Mexico.

Ciudad Juárez

On final approach to El Paso, the vast, dense urban sprawl of the Mexican city is clearly visible across the border.