KHV → PKC

Amur River Delta

Dramatic views of one of Asia's longest rivers winding through the Khabarovsk region during initial climb.

Sea of Okhotsk

Vast, often mist-covered waters; in winter and spring, look for impressive pack ice and floes.

Koryaksky Volcano

A towering 3,456-meter stratovolcano that dominates the skyline during the final approach into PKC.

Avachinsky Volcano

One of Kamchatka's most active volcanoes, visible right next to Koryaksky, often with a visible steam plume.

Kamchatka Range

Continuous views of the rugged, snow-capped volcanic ridges of the central peninsula during descent.

Khabarovsk Cityscape

A clear view of the city center and its industrial zones immediately following takeoff from KHV.

Vilyuchinsky Volcano

A distinct, sharp-peaked cone visible to the south across the water as the plane enters Avacha Bay.

Avacha Bay

One of the world's largest natural harbors, featuring the famous 'Three Brothers' rock formations at its mouth.

Petropavlovsk Port

Aerial view of the city's maritime infrastructure and the Russian Pacific Fleet base during landing.

Mutnovsky Volcano

In the distance to the south, the massive, broad massif of Mutnovsky can be seen on clear days.