DFW → MIA

Dallas Metroplex

Immediately after takeoff, enjoy bird's-eye views of the sprawling North Dallas suburbs and the highway interchanges of the DFW area.

New Orleans & Lake Pontchartrain

As you cross the Gulf Coast, New Orleans and the massive causeway bridge over Lake Pontchartrain are frequently visible to the north.

Mississippi River Delta

Observe the fascinating sediment plumes and winding bayous where the United States' largest river meets the Gulf of Mexico.

Lake Okeechobee

The most prominent landmark in South Florida, this massive freshwater lake looks like a giant blue eye from 30,000 feet.

Hard Rock Stadium

During the descent into MIA, look for the home of the Miami Dolphins located in the northern part of the metro area.

Gulf Oil Rigs

While over the open water, look down to see the isolated industrial structures of offshore oil platforms dotting the blue expanse.

Tampa Bay & Skyway Bridge

As the flight enters the Florida peninsula, you often get a clear view of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge spanning the mouth of Tampa Bay.

The Everglades

The vast 'River of Grass' stretches to the horizon, showing the unique swampy ecosystem that defines the southern tip of Florida.

Florida's West Coast

Spectacular views of the white sand beaches of Sarasota and Fort Myers as the plane transitions from the Gulf to the land.

Miami Skyline & Port

If landing from the west, the right side provides a stunning panorama of the Brickell financial district and the cruise ship terminal.