HNL → PPT

Diamond Head Crater

Aerial view of Hawaii's most iconic volcanic tuff cone immediately after takeoff from HNL.

Waikiki Skyline

The high-rise hotels and white sands of Honolulu's famous beachfront during the initial climb.

Kiritimati (Christmas Island)

Depending on the flight corridor, a chance to spot the world's largest coral atoll in the Line Islands.

The Equator

The transition into the Southern Hemisphere, often marked by dramatic Intertropical Convergence Zone cloud formations.

Tetiaroa Atoll

Marlon Brando's private island sanctuary, visible as a cluster of turquoise islets shortly before landing.

Tahiti Nui Mountains

The lush, jagged volcanic peaks of the main island as the plane turns for the final approach into Faa'a.

Pearl Harbor

A view of the historic harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial if the plane departs towards the west.

Ewa Beach

The southwestern coastline of Oahu as the aircraft gains altitude and heads south.

Southern Cross

On night flights, the right side provides a clear view of the iconic Southern Hemisphere constellation.

Moorea Island

A spectacular view of Tahiti's sister island, known for its deep bays and sharp volcanic spires during descent.

Puna'auia Lagoon

The vibrant reef systems and overwater bungalows south of Papeete just before touchdown.

Faa'a International

A close-up view of the airport's unique runway built on a coral reef platform.