JAN → HOU

Atchafalaya Basin

The largest wetland and swamp in the United States, appearing as a massive maze of bayous and cypress trees.

Houston Ship Channel

A deep-water complex lined with massive industrial infrastructure and container ships entering the Port of Houston.

Galveston Bay

Expansive views of the shallow bay waters and the coastline as the aircraft turns toward the runway.

San Jacinto Monument

The world's tallest masonry column, topped with a star, visible near the ship channel on approach.

Mississippi Delta

Glimpses of the river's southern reaches and the unique alluvial geography of the Gulf Coast.

Mississippi River Bends

Dramatic oxbow lakes and winding river loops near the Mississippi-Louisiana border shortly after takeoff.

Piney Woods

Dense, dark green canopies of the Kisatchie and Sam Houston National Forests stretching across the horizon.

Downtown Houston Skyline

Excellent views of the tall skyscrapers of the Central Business District depending on the landing pattern.

Lake Houston

A large reservoir surrounded by residential developments and parks on the northeast side of the metro area.

Red River Valley

The distinct red-tinted soil and agricultural patterns visible as you cross through central Louisiana.