EZE → LIM

Mount Aconcagua

The highest peak in the Western and Southern Hemispheres, standing at nearly 7,000 meters, typically visible about midway through the flight.

Mendoza Wine Region

The lush, irrigated patches of the Uco Valley and Luján de Cuyo contrasting against the arid pre-Andean mountains.

Atacama Fringe

The northernmost stretches of the flight provide views of the high-altitude plateaus and the southern edges of the world's driest desert.

Paracas Peninsula

Distinctive red sand beaches and the deep blue waters of the Paracas National Reserve as you enter Peruvian airspace.

Lima's Costa Verde

A sweeping view of the Peruvian capital's high-rise cliffs and the sprawling coastal district of Miraflores.

Rio de la Plata

Aerial views of the massive estuary and the sprawling urban layout of Buenos Aires shortly after takeoff.

The Argentine Pampas

A vast expanse of fertile agricultural plains that define the central Argentine heartland.

Tupungato Volcano

One of the highest elevations in the region, often visible as a massive snow-capped dome south of the flight path.

Pacific Coastline

As the plane nears Lima, the dramatic meeting point of the Pacific Ocean and the rugged South American continent.

San Lorenzo Island

The largest island of Peru, visible just off the coast of Callao during the final approach into Lima.