IAH → SEA

Colorado Rockies

Spectacular views of the Continental Divide and the high-altitude peaks of the Southern Rocky Mountains.

Arches and Canyonlands

Striking red rock formations and deep river canyons are visible as the flight path skirts southern and eastern Utah.

Mount St. Helens

The iconic horseshoe-shaped crater and surrounding blast zone are clearly visible during the descent into Washington.

Mount Adams

A massive, broad stratovolcano that stands prominently in the eastern Cascades as you enter Washington airspace.

Seattle Skyline

If landing on the northern runways, the right side provides a perfect view of the Space Needle, downtown skyscrapers, and the waterfront.

Chihuahuan Desert

Expansive views of the rugged, arid landscapes of West Texas and New Mexico early in the flight.

Great Salt Lake

The stark white salt flats and turquoise hues of the Great Salt Lake are often visible as you cross northern Utah.

Mount Rainier

On many southern arrivals into SEA, this massive 14,411-foot glacier-clad volcano dominates the left window.

Olympic Mountains

The jagged, snow-capped peaks of the Olympic Peninsula are visible across the Puget Sound during the final descent.