GSO → ATL

Blue Ridge Mountains

Continuous views of the Appalachian range's eastern edge stretching along the horizon to the west.

Winston-Salem

Excellent early-flight views of the nearby 'Twin City' and its distinct skyline shortly after departure from GSO.

Lake Hartwell

A massive, jagged lake on the South Carolina and Georgia border with over 900 miles of shoreline.

Lake Lanier

A primary navigation landmark for pilots and a beautiful sight for passengers just before entering the ATL landing pattern.

Piedmont Foothills

Rolling hills and dense forest canopy that turn vibrant shades of orange and red during the autumn months.

Charlotte Skyline

Distant but visible views of the Queen City's tall buildings as you fly south over the Piedmont.

Lake Wylie

A large, winding reservoir on the border of North and South Carolina with numerous residential docks.

Stone Mountain

The world's largest piece of exposed granite, visible as a massive dome rising from the forest during eastern arrivals.

Downtown Atlanta

If the flight approaches from the east, the skyline of Buckhead, Midtown, and Downtown lines up on this side.