JED → DMM

Mecca Views

Depending on the departure route, passengers often see the lights and structure of the Holy City.

Sarawat Mountains

The rugged, dark peaks of the Hijaz range providing a dramatic backdrop right after takeoff.

Tuwaiq Escarpment

The famous 'Edge of the World' limestone cliffs cutting through the central desert landscape.

Ad-Dahna Desert

The narrow strip of high red sand dunes that connects the Great Nafud and Rub' al Khali deserts.

Al-Ahsa Oasis

The world's largest oasis, appearing as a massive green carpet of millions of date palms amidst the sand.

Harrat Rahat

One of Saudi Arabia's largest volcanic lava fields, visible shortly after departure from Jeddah.

Northern Najd Plateau

Expansive views of the high desert plateaus characterized by unique limestone formations.

Riyadh Skyline

Glimpses of the capital city's northern sprawl and landmarks like the Kingdom Centre from a distance.

Tarout Island

A historic island in the Arabian Gulf visible during the final descent into Dammam.

Arabian Gulf Coastline

The shimmering blue waters of the Gulf appearing as the aircraft aligns for its final approach.