DUS → LAX

Scottish Highlands

Shortly after departure, clear days offer views of the rugged peaks and lochs of northern Scotland.

Baffin Island Fjords

Incredible views of deep-cut glacial valleys and towering granite cliffs along the northern Canadian coast.

Canadian Rockies

A long stretch of snow-capped peaks spanning the border of Alberta and British Columbia.

Mojave Desert

The vast expanse of the high desert featuring Joshua trees and unique crater formations like Amboy.

Hollywood Sign & Griffith Observatory

As the plane lines up for LAX, the right side often sees the famous Hollywood sign and the Santa Monica Mountains.

Southern Greenland Icecap

Breathtaking views of the southern tip of the Greenland ice sheet and massive glaciers flowing into the Atlantic.

Hudson Bay Shoreline

Aerial view of the remote and rugged coastline of northern Canada, often filled with pack ice even in late spring.

The Sierra Nevada

Dramatic views of the high-altitude peaks of eastern California as the plane turns south toward the coast.

Death Valley

The stark, colorful geology of the lowest point in North America is often visible on the descent.

Downtown LA Skyline

During an easterly approach (Runway 24R/L), the left side gets a prime view of the skyscrapers in the Financial District.