EWR → FLL

NYC & Jersey Shore

Immediately after takeoff, you can often see the Manhattan skyline and the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge to the east.

The Outer Banks

A stunning perspective of the thin, sandy strips of North Carolina's barrier islands stretching into the Atlantic.

Kennedy Space Center

Clear views of the massive Vehicle Assembly Building and launch pads at Cape Canaveral during the Florida descent.

Atlantic Horizon

Uninterrupted views of the deep blue Atlantic Ocean, perfect for spotting cargo ships and turquoise coastal shelves.

Fort Lauderdale Beach

As the plane turns for its final approach, you get a bird's-eye view of the high-rise hotels and white sand beaches.

Megalopolis Skyline

Distant views of the urban corridor including Philadelphia and Baltimore if the flight path stays slightly inland.

Chesapeake Bay

An expansive look at the Maryland and Virginia coastline, featuring intricate inlets and the Bay Bridge.

Carolina Lowcountry

Bird's-eye view of the dense forests and winding river systems of the inland South.

The Everglades

On the final approach from the west, the vast 'River of Grass' and its unique ecosystem are highly visible.

Intracoastal Waterway

A detailed look at the sprawling residential canal systems that give Fort Lauderdale its 'Venice of America' nickname.