HND → JFK

Mount Fuji

Shortly after departure from Haneda, if the plane takes a southerly turn before heading north, the iconic peak is visible to the right.

Alaskan Glaciers

Spectacular views of the Gulf of Alaska, including massive tidewater glaciers and the icefields of the Panhandle.

Canadian Rockies

Soar over the dramatic, snow-capped peaks of British Columbia and Alberta as the flight path moves inland.

The Great Lakes

On a clear day, you may see the vast expanse of Lake Superior and the northern reaches of Lake Huron.

Manhattan Skyline

Depending on the landing pattern (typically for Runway 13R), the right side offers an unparalleled view of the Empire State Building and Central Park.

Kamchatka Peninsula

Look out for the smoking peaks of Russia's most active volcanoes as you track along the edge of the Ring of Fire.

Aurora Borealis

On night flights, the left side faces north toward the magnetic pole, offering a high probability of seeing the Northern Lights over the Arctic.

Brooks Range

Vast, untouched mountain vistas as the flight crosses the northernmost reaches of Alaska and the Yukon.

The Hudson Valley

During the descent, witness the winding Hudson River and the lush greenery of the Catskill Mountains.