FLL → LAS

Lake Okeechobee

Florida's largest freshwater lake is often visible shortly after departure if the flight path tracks slightly north.

Mississippi River

A perfect view of the 'Mighty Mississippi' as it snakes through the South, often with visible barge traffic.

Colorado Plateau

As you cross Arizona, the transition from desert to the high-altitude, colorful rock formations of the plateau is striking.

Grand Canyon

While the flight path is to the south, the massive scale of the canyon is frequently visible on the northern horizon.

Lake Mead

The deep blue waters of the reservoir against the red desert rock signal that the descent into Las Vegas has begun.

Las Vegas Strip

The most famous view of the flight; as the plane banks for arrival, the mega-resorts and the Sphere are typically visible on this side.

Everglades National Park

Aerial view of the vast, sawgrass marshes and winding water trails of the Florida wetlands immediately after takeoff.

Gulf Coast Bend

Stunning views of the Mississippi River Delta and the intricate coastline where Louisiana meets the Gulf of Mexico.

Houston Skyline

On a clear day, the dense clusters of skyscrapers in downtown Houston and the expansive energy corridor are visible.

Chihuahuan Desert

The rugged, arid landscapes of West Texas and Southern New Mexico, featuring stark mountain ranges and salt flats.

Hoover Dam

Depending on the specific arrival vector, the massive concrete structure and the Mike O'Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge may appear.