KMI → ICN

Mount Aso

One of the largest active volcanoes in the world with a massive caldera, clearly visible shortly after takeoff from Miyazaki.

Fukuoka & Hakata Bay

Aerial views of Kyushu's largest city and its bustling port as the flight heads toward the Tsushima Strait.

Tsushima Island

The strategic island situated in the middle of the Korea Strait, marking the transition between Japanese and Korean airspace.

Sobaek Mountain Range

The 'backbone' of the Korean Peninsula, featuring deep valleys and sharp ridges that are particularly beautiful when snow-capped.

Seoul Metropolitan Area

Panoramic views of the sprawling capital city and the Han River if the flight path tracks slightly east on descent.

Mount Unzen

A group of several overlapping stratovolcanoes visible as the flight crosses western Kyushu near the Shimabara Peninsula.

Ariake Sea

Japan's largest wetland area, famous for its extreme tidal ranges and unique mudflats visible shortly after departure.

Yellow Sea Archipelago

Thousands of small, rugged islands scattered along the southwestern coastline of South Korea as the flight approaches Incheon.

Incheon Bridge

One of the world's longest cable-stayed bridges, providing a stunning landmark during the final approach into ICN.