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Diamond Head & Waikiki

Unmatched aerial views of Oahu's most famous landmark and the Honolulu skyline immediately after takeoff.

Line Islands

Potential views of remote coral atolls such as Palmyra or Teraina scattered in the vast Pacific.

Pacific Sunrise

On many flight schedules, the left side faces the rising sun as you approach the Australian continent.

NSW Coastline

The first sightings of the Australian mainland, often featuring the rugged cliffs and beaches of New South Wales.

Victorian Alps

During the descent into Melbourne, you may see the southern reaches of the Great Dividing Range.

Pearl Harbor

A clear view of the historic naval base and the USS Arizona Memorial shortly after lifting off.

Waianae Mountains

The dramatic, jagged ridges of western Oahu as the plane turns toward the southwest.

Pacific Sunset

If on an afternoon departure, the right side offers a front-row seat to the sun setting over the open ocean.

Melbourne CBD

Excellent views of the city skyline and the MCG if the aircraft approaches from the north or west.

Port Phillip Bay

Wide-angle views of the bay and the Mornington Peninsula during the final landing sequence.