HOU → DFW

Houston Ship Channel

The massive industrial complex and busy waterways that drive the region's economy, visible shortly after takeoff.

San Jacinto Monument

The world's tallest masonry column, commemorating the battle for Texas independence, located near the ship channel.

Lake Livingston

A massive reservoir that serves as a primary water source for Houston, appearing as a sprawling blue landmark to the east.

Downtown Dallas Skyline

The most spectacular feature of the route; look for the Reunion Tower and Bank of America Plaza during the descent.

Fair Park

The historic site of the State Fair of Texas and the Cotton Bowl stadium, recognizable by its Art Deco architecture.

Downtown Houston

Clear views of the central business district and skyscrapers immediately following a northbound takeoff from Hobby.

Sam Houston National Forest

A vast expanse of piney woods stretching across East Texas, providing a lush green contrast to the urban landscape.

Brazos River

Watch for the distinctive winding path of one of the longest rivers in the United States as it snakes through the prairie.

Arlington Sports District

Bird's-eye view of AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field during the base leg or final approach into DFW.

Blackland Prairie

Geometric patterns of agricultural fields that define the fertile corridor between the two major metropolitan areas.